Sentences with phrase «since electron energy»

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Ontario's inclusion of domestic content requirements in its Green Energy Act — since revised as a result of a successful World Trade Organization challenge — explicitly sought to not just deliver clean energy electrons, but to build up its renewable energy manufacturing sEnergy Act — since revised as a result of a successful World Trade Organization challenge — explicitly sought to not just deliver clean energy electrons, but to build up its renewable energy manufacturing senergy electrons, but to build up its renewable energy manufacturing senergy manufacturing sector.

Since the low - energy electrons cause damage to the matter, the identified process might be important in understanding and designing radiation treatment of illnesses.

This huge machine, more than five miles in diameter, is capable of blasting protons together with a colossal energy of 14 trillion electron volts; it will be able to probe distances 1/10, 000 the size of a proton, perhaps creating a zoo of exotic particles not seen since the Big Bang.

Since the electrons in these semiconductors can not generate more energy than they initially absorb, cells are limited in how much voltage they can produce.

Since the binding energies of the electrons are very small, the DC detector electric field used in the experiment was strong enough to ionize these Rydberg atoms, leading to the emission of low energy electrons.

Since the wave energy can not go inside the vertical magnetic fields, which also play a role in separating the high and low energy electrons, the low temperature electrons can be obtained downstream of the vertical magnetic fields.

«Since gasoline consumption accounts for 73 percent of imported oil, it is intriguing to think of the trade and national security benefits if our vehicles switched from oil to electrons,» notes PNNL energy researcher Rob Pratt.

Spectroscopy - Energy states of real diatomic molecules: For any real molecule, absolute separation of the different motions is seldom encountered since Another dating method using electron spin resonance (ESR)-- also known as electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR)-- is based on the measurement of

«Since gasoline consumption accounts for 73 percent of imported oil, it is intriguing to think of the trade and national security benefits if our vehicles switched from oil to electrons,» added PNNL energy researcher Rob Pratt.