Sentence examples for voltage for example from inspiring English sources
The sharp changes of contact voltage, for example at 306.05 and 306.19 s, were directly resulted from the steep drop of contact force, which was expected to induce the occurrence of pantograph arcing.
We note that if the reading was done at a different gate voltage (for example 8 10 V), or if we monitored the threshold voltages rather than the current, we may have observed an almost constant programming window even beyond 8 × 104 cycles.
An additional observation was that, while bi-exponential fits to deactivating WT IhERG tails yielded little residual unfitted current at negative voltages (for example, residual unfitted components of only 3.4 ± 1.0% and 3.2 ± 0.8% of peak tail current were obtained respectively at − 60 and − 70 mV), for L532P substantial residual current remained.
Taking the MMC with 11 voltage levels for example, Fig. 3 depicts the modulation voltage and the output voltage of MMC.
The voltage requirement, for example, dropped when the units were produced by using technology for creating thin films and by developing polymers that are more efficient at emitting light.
These requirements are amendments to the traditional power-supply system requirements (such as voltage quality, for example).
For the simple case of HR, in which the adaptation current has no fast voltage dependence (for example, no driving force), we showed further that a SNIC is not necessary if the adaptation conductance is large.
The traditional way of voltage regulation, for example, the on-load tap changer, may lead to make a node to return to normal, while the other nodes are beyond the allowable range.
You may have a blown fuse, a bad relay, or a defective voltage regulator, for example.
Economics are a big issue, Mr. van der Zel said, and the costs of retrofitting hundreds or thousands of high-voltage transformers, for example, would need to be analyzed.
