Sentence examples for understood charges from inspiring English sources
In Germany prosecutors are obliged to investigate allegations and in this case it is understood charges have been filed by about 10 individuals.
Banks should not offer accounts with hidden charges, said the OFT, only when customers understood charges could they look for the best deal.
In letters to ambassadors of the four countries made public today, Mr. Straw argued that the general's declining health had produced a "memory deficit" that would have compromised his ability to understand charges and direct his lawyers.
The dragon encourages the apprentice to understand charges as the knowledge will help get the "vector machine ready".
Witnessing the exchange is like overhearing a secret in a language you don't understand — charged with meaning, but also a mystery.
Charge measurements, trajectory modelling and high-speed video footage of particle motion have been combined to understand charging in terms of particle dynamics in a cylindrical cyclone.
Photoluminescence (PL) spectroscopy and time-correlated single photon counting (TCSPC) have been commonly used to understand charge collection efficiencies and identify charge transfer mechanisms.
Variable-temperature Hall effect measurements have been carried out to understand charge transport at low temperature.
Applying high-resolution spectroscopic imaging using analytical transmission electron microscope, Pfannmöller et al. [29] have revealed morphology information which helps to understand charge separation and transport.
Applying high-resolution spectroscopic imaging using analytical transmission electron microscope Pfannmöller et al. [29] have revealed morphology information in the nanoscale morphology domain which helps to understand charge separation and transport (Fig. 1).
Other important aspects of his research efforts are to design new materials with interesting properties by mesostructuring and controlling material composition, and to understand charge separation processes at metal/semiconductor interfaces for surface plasmon enhanced photoelectrochemical devices.
