Sentence examples for saturated transfer from inspiring English sources

The slope of the square root of the current versus gate voltage in the saturated transfer characteristics is high at small gate voltage but decreases with increasing magnitude of the gate voltage.

Particularly, in the severity identification stage, separate Multi-Layer Perceptron networks (MLPs) with saturating linear transfer functions were designed for individual speed conditions, so they could achieve finer classification.

In a neighborhood saturated with waste transfer plants and sewage treatment sites, many residents would like to see fewer companies like New York Organic Fertilizer.

Indeed, when exchanging a saturated proton with water, that proton will be replaced with an unsaturated 1H proton from water, which can in turn be saturated for another transfer.

The aromatic sulfur species were saturated by hydrogen transfer reactions and thereafter cracked to form H2S into gas phase, or the sulfur species could be transformed into heavier sulfur species which existed in other distillates out of gasoline boiling ranges.

We now show that stearoyl-CoA desaturase-SCD is involved in this cytoprotective mechanism through its ability to transfer saturated FA into monounsaturated FA that are incorporated in lipids.

SCD activity was recently shown to be involved in a cytoprotective mechanism by transferring saturated fatty acids into MUFAs which are then incorporated into lipids [ 38].

Increase in system pressure increases the subcooled boiling and saturated nucleate boiling heat transfer coefficient but decreases the saturated convective boiling heat transfer coefficient.

However, heat flux has no influence on saturated convective boiling heat transfer coefficient.

Increase in heat flux increases the subcooled boiling and saturated nucleate boiling heat transfer coefficient.

It was found that on the Bi(111) plane, where the chemical bonds are all saturated, the formal charge transfer coefficient and the dipole moment of adsorbed anion are independent of electrode potential.