Sentence examples for shorter charging from inspiring English sources

"These simulations suggest a new charging method that has the potential to deliver much shorter charging times, as well as the possibility of providing higher power densities," they say.

Potential step charging provides better control of the charging and can result in significantly shorter charging times, enabling charging in 22 s for devices with cell capacitances of 12.2 F when charged to 0.8 V.

A combination of larger particle size (D[4,3] of 210 μm compared to 110 μm), higher gas velocity (>28 m/s) and shorter charging tube (125 mm compared to 225 mm) can sufficiently charge the particles, and at the mean time avoid agglomeration by oppositely charged particles.

We expect that a shorter charging window would deliver less benefits than a two-hour charging window and that a longer charging window would deliver more benefits.

The i MiEV is compatible with standard 110-volt electrical outlets and charges in 10-16 hours (with shorter charging time for 220 volt outlets).

A moderate fin angle of 35° leads to the shortest charging time among all studied cases.

The energy storage field has witnessed a dramatic expansion in research at materials that might combine the high energy density of batteries and short charging times of supercapacitors.

In short, charging for Web access may be good strategy or bad strategy, and it certainly has a downside, but I entirely disagree with readers who think this is an immoral strategy.

Supercapacitors are currently a prominent area of research for energy storage devices as they have high power density, long cycling life, and short charging time [2 4].

Again Taylor sold himself short, charging a paltry $38 per job posting, until he realized that Sprint, Citigroup and Pizza Hut were willing to pay nearly 100 times that amount to find young talent.

It has been shown that the short charged chains are bound with the protein via a great majority of repeat units, while the long chains have unbound fragments that form charged loops and tails around the protein surface.