electrical resistance in English

esistance of a conductor to the passage of an electric current

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1. Electrical resistance of cabinet is a kind of lifting.

2. The rate of maximum and minimum electrical resistance is 3

3. Electrical resistance for the measurement of preferably high frequency alternating currents

4. Also a dissipation system including electrical resistance is considered in this paper.

5. It is important to provide the nominal electrical resistance when specifying Elements.

6. The particle's position thus altered the nanotube's electrical resistance on a local scale.

7. Conductance is the inverse (or reciprocal) of electrical resistance, represented as 1/R.

8. Conductance is the inverse (or reciprocal) of electrical resistance, represented as 1/R.

9. Metal honeycomb element and alloy with high electrical resistance for such an element

10. So the wire heated up slightly, and its 13,000 amps suddenly encountered electrical resistance.

11. Therefore, I could design a circuit that would measure pressure by measuring electrical resistance.

12. In 1825 he invented a differential galvanometer for the accurate measurement of electrical resistance.

13. At the critical moisture content the electrical resistance of soil is at its minimum.

14. When attached the circumference of the penis cause changes the electrical resistance the mercury column.

15. Electrical resistance heating ( ERH ) is a new thermal stimulation technique for recovering heavy oil reservoirs.

16. The electrical resistance change of CFRP bar is about 54 % ～87 % at concrete beam failure.

17. The amorphous layer had more compact structure, higher hardness, lower roughness and higher electrical resistance.

18. A strain gauge is a sensor whose measured electrical resistance varies with changes in strain

19. As the gas heats, its electrical resistance decreases and it radiates heat energy less efficiently.

20. The damage behaviors of CFRP unidirectional pultruded composites were monitored by an electrical resistance method.

21. Diagnosis can be made by observing , pressing and measuring the electrical resistance on the auricular points.

22. A method and apparatus for measuring the electrical resistance of a circuit energized with AC power.

23. A third example is the electrical resistance of a wire, which also varies with and coldness.

24. The electrical resistance between components and equipment in contact with each other shall not exceed 10 ohms.

25. Electrical resistance measurement and water absorption by immersion were ineffective in distinguishing the effects of different curing regimes.

26. In 1852, Weber defined the absolute unit of electrical resistance (which was named the ohm after Georg Ohm).

27. Accordingly, the nano-hole electrode shows a very low change in electrical resistance during a bending fatigue test.

28. The concrete specimens, with embedded electrical resistance (ER) probes for corrosion monitoring, were subjected to cyclic wetting-drying.

29. Electrical resistance between the running surfaces of the opposite wheels of a wheel-set shall not exceed #,# Ohm

30. Conductive With a low electrical resistance, electrons flow easily across the surface or through the bulk of these materials

31. It was found that the alkali absorption velocity and quantity increased by acrylic acid plasma treatment, whereas the electrical resistance decreased.

32. As the temperature of a microBolometer is changed, for example from exposure to infrared radiation, there is a proportional change in electrical resistance.

33. The thermistor, which varies its electrical resistance with temperature, is introduced into the stream of respiratory air, generally in front of the nose.

34. Somewhat higher spot-welding currents are needed than are used for unclad steel because of the low electrical resistance of the aluminum cladding.

35. The plant height, crown volumn, tissue electrical resistance and twig inter-node length of Liangpingyou on trifoliate orange are significantly lower than those of control.

36. When the pointer locates one of the points, the electrical resistance changes, causing the illuminated ring to light up and an acoustic alarm to sound.

37. Even so, at the frequencies used on the current grid, superconductors offer about one two-hundredth the electrical resistance of copper at the same temperature.

38. A Bolometer is a device for measuring the power of incident electromagnetic radiation via the heating of a material with a temperature-dependent electrical resistance

39. Surface resistivity is defined as the electrical resistance of the surface of a material and is expressed in ohms (usually referred to as ohms per square).

40. For instance, even the earliest computer hard drives used magnetoresistance —a change in electrical resistance caused by a magnetic field—to read data stored in magnetic domains.

41. A Strain gauge is a sensor whose resistance varies with applied force; It converts force, pressure, tension, weight, etc., into a change in electrical resistance which can then be measured

42. The first magnetoresistive effect was discovered by William Thomson, better known as Lord Kelvin, in 1856, but he was unable to lower the electrical resistance of anything by more than 5%.

43. The metal polyoxide is a compound in which a plurality of oxygen elements are coupled to a transition metal element, and shows surface electrical resistance in addition to antibacterial and deodorizing activities.

44. A Strain gauge (sometimes refered to as a Strain gage) is a sensor whose resistance varies with applied force; It converts force, pressure, tension, weight, etc., into a change in electrical resistance which can then be measured

45. Definition of Bolometer : a very sensitive thermometer whose electrical resistance varies with temperature and which is used in the detection and measurement of feeble thermal radiation and is especially adapted to the study of infrared spectra Other Words from Bolometer

46. Industrial and scientific equipment for measuring, controlling and/or regulating temperature, humidity, pressure, motion, travel, strain, angular, linear and circular displacement, force, flow, viscosity, level pH, load, vibration, electrical resistance, air velocity, amperage, motion, movement, volume, frequency, voltage, ion concentration, and conductivity

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48. Coil, in an electric circuit, one or more turns, usually roughly circular or cylindrical, of current-carrying wire designed to produce a magnetic field or to provide electrical resistance or inductance; in the latter case, a Coil is also called a choke Coil (see also inductance)

49. Apparatus and instruments for gauging, counting, calibrating, detecting, identifying, indicating, signal conditioning, analysing, displaying, testing, data logging, sensing and controlling variable chemical and physical parameters including temperature, acidity, concentration, humidity, pressure, strain, distance, force, tilt, radiation, speed, flow, level, pH, load, liquid levels, vibration, electrical resistance, air velocity, amperage, frequency, voltage, ion concentration, conductivity, data (acquisition, display and retrieval) and environmental technology