Sentence examples for tiny voltage from inspiring English sources

The tiny voltage changes that propagate along axons, the slender fibers that extend from the nucleus of a neuron, are difficult to distinguish.

Your computer is forgetful: Turn it off and all the information stored as millions of tiny voltages in its silicon-chip RAM memory vanishes as the electricity drains away.

Because of their tiny size and low voltage, he said, L.E.D.'s will ultimately allow designers to place light exactly where it is needed, but at a lower and more restful level.

The electrical current slowly ramped up to about 1 milliamp a tiny fraction of the voltage of an AA battery then randomly fluctuated between high and low values.

Most power adapters have their voltage information listed in tiny type on the side or sometimes between the prongs.

A day after the Control Voltage party leaves the tiny historic courtyard of Cannon's Walk at South Street Seaport, a single Norwegian voice will haunt its brick walls, along with "musique concrete" sounds from instruments, voices and nature, and from synthesizers.

Officials scrubbed the launching of an Air Force rocket that was to carry nearly a dozen tiny satellites late on Friday after low voltage was detected in on-board batteries.

These tiny mirrors can be tilted electrostatically, using a voltage applied by a thin-film transistor of the sort employed to control liquid-crystal pixels.

When Danger! High Voltage! was initially released by a tiny Detroit record company called Flying Bomb, the label was deluged with furious disco-sucks hate mail from local fans, all keen to display the legendary American grasp of irony.

Consider Mark Lamos's high-voltage staging of Edward Albee's mystifying "Tiny Alice," starring Richard Thomas.

In any case, it's more just a case of ingenuity as this guy needed a very sharp little probe to test some voltages out of a few very tiny pins.