Sentence examples for several voltage from inspiring English sources

The spacecraft potential only shows the several voltage variations linked to the ambient cold plasma density.

An individual cascade tended to persist (at the same location) over several voltage cycles.

Several voltage pulses were applied to the device using the two-pulsed measure units (PMUs) of the same characterization system.

Both of the waveforms hold a sinusoidal shape on the whole, except for the several voltage distortion regions which were probably accompanied by pantograph arcing or sparking.

In order to confirm the feasibility of the method, it has been tested to inspect several voltage flicker-generated signals collected from both simulated waveforms and field measurements.

This paper describes a new approach of estimating the impact of voltage dips on aggregated customers and the correlation with several voltage dip parameters.

The β-toxins purified from the New World scorpion venoms of the Centruroides species affect several voltage-gated sodium channels (VGSCs) and thus are essential tools not only for the discrimination of different channel sub-types but also for studying the structure function relationship between channels and toxins.

The power dispatcher splits system power supply into several voltages for each component specification.

Although their operating voltage seems to be higher in some content, effective element doping should decrease their operating voltage to several voltages by improving their conductivity.

LIR consists of a sensor unit LIR-S which manages the function of image acquisition, an external power supply unit LIR-AE which converts the primary electric power to several voltages to distribute them to a regulator and a mechanical shutter, and a baffle which keeps direct sunlight away from the optical aperture.

These cells maintain their cardiac phenotype during extended passages, present ordered myofribrils, cardiac-specific junctions and several voltage-dependent currents that are characteristic of a cardiac myocyte phenotype [31].