Sentence examples for shape of electrical from inspiring English sources

There are many ways to encode the digital information into the shape of electrical signals.

The shape of electrical outlets, labels on any consumer products, fabrics, clothing all [are] clues as to whether a photo was taken in the 1970s or last week, in Sweden or Schenectady.

Each species in this family produces its own distinct shape of electrical signals.

Each amino acid has its own special shape and pattern of electrical charges on its surface, and ultimately these are what determine the overall shape of the protein.

The shapes of electrical resistance change rate fatigue cycle curves can reflect stress levels and damage types of tested samples: sawtooth shapes reflected delamination at a higher stress level; and "peak" shapes reflected inner damages in one fiber bundle at the fatigue limit stress level.

The recordings confirmed previous results that suggest that species with spiking receptors are able to detect variations in the shapes of electrical signals produced by other fish because the receptors produce spikes of activity at the start or end of a detected signal.

We have simulated various formations of the nano-fractal Jerusalem cross based on a simple cross to show the effect of nano-aperture shape on electrical field enhancement in the near-field which is important in spectroscopy and optical imaging.

Therefore, we investigated the device behaviour by means of numerical device simulation concerning the formation of current filamentation and the correlated shape of the electrical field distribution.

The model also shows that the shape of the electrical shadow correlates to the geometry of the cell.

We note that this deviation is the direct consequence of the shape of the electrical noise spectra shown in Figure 4 a, specifically caused by the 1/ f flicker noise.

For one, the older group got only about a quarter of the amount of high-quality slow-wave sleep that the younger group did, as measured by the shape and consistency of electrical waves on an electroencephalogram machine, or EEG.