To this aim it is mandatory to determine the mechanical and
electrical changes of Gr during its use as, for example, due to heating or reaction with atmosphere gases.
Not exact matches
Half
of the board
of Southern Cross
Electrical Engineering has walked off the job, including chairman John Cooper, after it flagged a
change in direction, a number
of redundancies and cost - saving initiatives in response to the tough climate for local contractors.
Their technologies depend on a phenomenon called electrochromism — the ability
of certain chemicals to
change colour when
electrical currents are applied.
It is contemplated that a user that may be nervous or engaging in speaking falsehoods may exhibit different galvanic skin response» — a
change in the
electrical resistance
of the skin that is a physiochemical response to increased sympathetic nervous system activity — «than a more confident, truth telling individual.»
«They might detect
changes in blood chemistry or in the heart's
electrical pattern, predict the onset
of a heart attack, and broadcast a warning to your physician's mobile device.»
On LinkedIn, the company says it «seeks to
change the paradigm in energy storage by developing a completely new class
of electrical energy device.»
His fate
changed after a friend
of his father's loaned him a machine called a TENS, short for transcutaneous
electrical nerve stimulation.
The structures
of some nanomaterials bend and
change shape when given an
electrical jolt, so that a material's properties can be altered at the flip
of a switch — it can
change color, for example, or become transparent.
Some offices they looked at, though, needed a lot
of work: tearing down and moving walls,
electrical, plumbing, HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning), disability access
changes, and more.
To illustrate, research has discovered that
changes in our skin temperature and the degree
of skin conductivity
of small
electrical impulses (both indications
of our degree
of general relaxation) are correlated with emotional
changes.
Also there is evidence
of molecular mechanisms in the cell membranes that can amplify small
changes in the field to produce large
changes in neural activity.13 On the other hand, earlier tests
of Kohler's theory found that interference with
electrical gradients over the cortex had no effect on behavioral measures (see note 11 for reference to these studies).
In 2004, the indoor pool facility underwent a $ 5 million expansion which included the addition
of an activity pool, family
changing rooms, upgraded HVAC,
electrical and filtration systems, expanded locker rooms and increased ADA accessibility with the addition
of an elevator.
The Cuomo administration estimates the Clean Energy Standard, chiefly its nuclear subsidies, will add an average
of $ 2 to residential electric bills, although the Empire Center calculated the standard would hike the average residential bill by more than $ 2.09 in 2018 and by $ 3.40 in 2021 from added supply costs alone; compliance with the standard will necessitate major
changes to the
electrical grid, which will separately drive up customer delivery charges as utilities are forced to accommodate intermittent generation from solar panels and wind turbines.
After 12 years
of commercializing a technology she developed during her Ph.D. research in
electrical and computer engineering, Kavita Ravi, 2011 - 13 Executive Branch Fellow at the Department
of Energy, was ready for a
change.
Wave
Change These days, Miller is taking on another piece
of dogma — that neurons primarily communicate by
electrical spikes.
An electrode «cuff» that clamps around the outside
of nerve bundles is also being tested but because the electrodes don't enter the nerves, greater
changes in
electrical input are needed for stimulation.
Eve A. Riskin, a professor
of electrical engineering and director
of the ADVANCE Center for Institutional
Change at the University
of Washington, said that married academics might choose to wait until the end
of the interview process before mentioning a spousal hiring issue.
Results showed that, among study participants with asymmetry in temporal lobe high frequency
electrical activity, those with right compared to left side asymmetry had higher resting heart rates and other
changes suggesting that the cardiovascular system may be less capable
of adapting to shifting circumstances.
These recordings revealed that the learning experience
changes electrical activity
of the amygdala neurons.
A century ago, Swiss psychologist Carl Jung used a crude galvanometer and electrodes attached to patients» hands to measure
changes in
electrical resistance on the skin
of patients during various word - association experiments.
The formation
of a crack would cause a tiny movement in the concrete under a patch, causing a
change in the
electrical charge stored in the sensing skin, which is made
of stretchable plastic mixed with titanium oxide.
It has been particularly difficult to measure
changes in
electrical functions
of cells grown within Organ Chips that are normally electrically active, such as neuronal cells in the brain or beating heart cells, both during their differentiation and in response to drugs.
Now, a pair
of scientists based in France and Switzerland have discovered another odd fullerene property: They
change the amount
of electrical current they conduct when they are squeezed.
They first isolated a buckyball on a metal surface with a scanning tunneling microscope (STM), which images the atomic contours
of a surface by measuring
changes in the
electrical current that travels between the surface and an ultrasharp tip that scans across it.
«As much as 15 percent
of energy is lost to dissipation during transmission, so if you could make wires from this material and use them in the
electrical grid, it could
change that story.»
And in related experiments, he made tadpoles grow eyes on their stomachs by
changing the
electrical properties
of cells to mimic those associated with eye formation.
«We find the conditions for brines to be produced, but if you want to measure them directly you need some other kind
of measurement,» he says, such as an instrument that can look for
changes in
electrical conductivity.
Along with the
change of venue, researchers plan to try out one
of Phoenix's yet - to - be-deployed toys — a thermal and
electrical conductivity probe, which consists
of three spikes attached to the robotic arm's «knuckle.»
As a read head moves above bits
of magnetic data,
changes in the magnetic orientation
of those bits alter the
electrical resistance
of electrons flowing through the sensor, translating the magnetic data into a stream
of electrical pulses.
It's fascinating to see that simple chemical
changes within a molecule, can have a profound influence on the electronic structure
of molecules, leading to different
electrical properties.»
The researchers tailored the clusters to explore the impact
of compositional
change on the clusters»
electrical response and plan to build upon their initial study.
Conventionally such chemical sensors use only the
change in the
electrical current through the device or a
change in the resistance
of the device active channel.
In his system, Krupenkin runs this process backwards, using the
changing physical form
of liquid drops between dielectric - coated plates to generate charge and therefore
electrical power.
Their model could
change the world
of electrical contacts, affecting industries from electric vehicles to wind turbines.
In their study, Mazzolini and co-workers found that depending on the region
of the cell being hit by the light, the
electrical response
of the nerve
changes.
The
changes to and propagation
of light waves in an
electrical field take place on a time scale
of a few hundred attoseconds — in other words, within one billionth
of a billionth
of a second.
Nanopores are miniscule holes (often as small as a few billionths
of a meter) that measure a
change in
electrical current as molecules pass through them.
The membrane is compressed slightly, and this
change leads to an
electrical pulse as a consequence
of the piezoelectric effect.
An
electrical current
changes the ability
of modified alkanes to wet a surface, without altering their chemical identity.
He said previous research shows that memories make
changes in the synapse, the thousands
of regions in each neuron responsible for sending
electrical and chemical signals to other neurons.
This novel kind
of non-volatile memory saves information by
changing the
electrical resistance
of a metal - insulator - metal structure.
Zebker, an associate professor
of geophysics and
electrical engineering at Stanford University, and his colleagues know this because they have documented how volcanoes themselves
change shapeslowly expanding at the surface and then collapsing back down in what seem like great, heaving sighs.
The post-synaptic density is a specialized area full
of proteins needed for communication between neurons, so
changes in its structure or capacity may explain the aberrant
electrical responses.
«The remarkable innovation and growth we've witnessed in land - based wireless communications has not yet occurred in underwater sensing networks, but we're starting to
change that,» says Dimitris Pados, PhD, Clifford C. Furnas Professor
of Electrical Engineering in the School
of Engineering and Applied Sciences at UB, a co-author
of the study.
Physicists at the U.S. Department
of Energy's Ames Laboratory compared similar materials and returned to a long - established rule
of electron movement in their quest to explain the phenomenon
of extremely large magnetoresistance (XMR), in which the application
of a magnetic field to a material results in a remarkably large
change in
electrical resistance.
The scientists found that neurons lacking BAI1 show
changes in long - term potentiation (LTP) and long - term depression (LTD): how the cells respond to patterns
of incoming
electrical signals.
This may help us to understand how processes such as learning and memory formation, which require long - term
changes in the brain, arise from the short bursts
of electrical activity through which neurons signal to each other,» Greenberg said.
For this proof
of concept study, the scientists analyzed rodent cells»
electrical activity for up to 30 days, reporting that the cells displayed characteristics and
changes mimicking physiological responses described in literature.
Unlike conventional fingerprint visualization reagents, the polymers used by the University
of Leicester researchers are electrochromic, that is to say they
change from one colour to another when subjected to an
electrical voltage.
They report this month in the Proceedings
of the Royal Society B that
changes in the heartbeat due to temperature (the heart slows as it cools and then speeds back up as the fish resurfaces) and adrenaline, released from the stress
of diving, alter the
electrical activity
of the heart cells to sustain the constant calcium cycling needed to keep the heart going.