Sentence examples for variation of potential from inspiring English sources
The study shows that there is large variation of potential mould growth on the façade of the building.
Voltammetric data, resulting from systematic variation of potential sweep rates and concentration of metal ions, are presented and discussed.
Taking into account this exchange of ions it has been possible to explain theoretically the variation of potential.
The critical strains of locally buckling for cylindrical laminated shells subjected to hydrothermal effects are extracted for different stacking sequences, and different radii of base-laminated shells, by applying Rayleigh Ritz method based on second variation of potential energy.
Addressing optically induced interactions between nanoparticles, new results from quantum electrodynamical studies are employed to produce surfaces representing the variation of potential energy with the various geometric degrees of freedom – the positions and orientations of each particle relative to each other, and to the throughput radiation.
Reasonably good agreement between two experiments was obtained only at spacecraft potential ≤ −2 V and after inversion the sign of available calibration curve of IESP experiment; in this case both experiments very accurately reflect variation of potential data even in the small details.
Indicators can be deduced from the leaching test and they are sensitive to the variations of potential durability.
However, these sets do offer up variations of potential interest between 'mom' and 'mum', 'trouble' and 'troble'troble
Thus, these variations of potential food sources may be represented the differences in δ13C between the two sites.
In the BADA method, a total energy model is used for a wide range of aircraft types which involves all the forces acting on the aircraft and the variations of potential and kinetic energies.
Our work comprehensively characterized HIV-1 strains prevalent among treatment-naïve MSM in Beijing from 2011 to 2013, including subtype analysis, TDR-associated mutations, and co-variation of potential compensatory mutations.
