Sentence examples for v place from inspiring English sources

Bulk heterojunction PSCs with P3HT PC61BM or PTB7 PC71BM active layers and PEDOT PSS as hole transport layers (HTL) were constructed and investigated relative to: (i) concentration of GO in HTL, (ii) acidity of GO, (iii) type of polymer used in active layer, (iv) annealing temperature of the active layer and (v) place where GO is incorporated in the devices.

A sample of volume V placed in a field H directed in the x-direction and increasing in that direction at a rate dH/dx will experience a force in the x-direction of F = χμ0VH (dH/dx).

Next, based on two-hop neighbors information, node v places into set (mathcal {H}_{1} v)) neighbors that are in the same hexagon as itself and adds into set (mathcal {H}_{2} v)) nodes in the other hexagons that are the one-hop neighbors of nodes in (mathcal {H}_{1} v)) (lines 7 and 8 in Algorithm 2).

The tip-induced potential is simulated by considering a point-like gate voltage of −1 V placed at 100 nm above the 2DEG, which corresponds to a lateral extension of ≈ 400 nm for the tip-induced potential perturbation at the 2DEG level.

The Model V placed an electrode on an acupuncture point and sought to evaluate how homeopathic medicines might balance that particular point.

In other words, inclusion VI was equivalent to inclusions IV and V placed together and interconnected.

Mathis et al. (2012a) and Mathis et al. (2012b) studied the resolution and representational capacity of grid codes vs place codes.

To calculate the reliability of temporal lags between dependent and independent pairs, Dragoi and Buzsáki (2006) took the central cloud of the CCG-lag vs place field distance scatter plot (their Figure 2A) and calculated the correlation between these two variables.

Now in its 18th year, V takes place across the weekend of 17-18 atgust at Hylands Park, Chelmsford and Weston Park, Staffordshire.

This change has the very important mathematical implication that the appropriate independent variables are S and V in place of T and V, respectively, for internal energy.

Hydrogen adsorption at −0.15 V took place at temperatures above 30 °C, and the amount of energy required for adsorbing hydrogen was 1.68 eV.