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Meanings of emf in English
The rate at which energy is drawn from a source that produces a flow of electricity in a circuit; expressed in volts.
Synonyms
Examples for "voltage"
Examples for "voltage"
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We observed different seizure onset patterns including low voltage high frequency activities.
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In addition, β4 decreases the apparent number of charges per voltage sensor.
3
Mutations in voltage-gated ion channels are responsible for several types of epilepsy.
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Then they poured water on the cattle prod, increasing the voltage .
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Removing this large voltage restores the silicon to its poorly conducting state.
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The electromotive force and resistance is constant if the velocity is constant.
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The influence of diffusion on the electromotive force is illustrated by fig.
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This arrangement does not increase the electromotive force, but diminishes the resistance.
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The electric pressure is greater the more the difference of potential or electromotive force.
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Later, as was shown in the previous paper by the present writer electromotive force.
Usage of emf in English
1
Historically, we call this change in electric potential across the battery the emf which usually stands for ElectroMotive Force.
2
The only way for you to get a zero change in potential around the circuit would be to have this emf across the battery.
3
For the exposure assessment a dosimeter measuring different RF-EMF frequencies was used.
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In addition, EMFs increased the expression of IL-2 by the T cells.
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With the last of my words, Ron's EMF meter sprang to life.
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There are public concerns of the perceived deleterious biological consequences of RF-EMF exposure.
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There has been concern about the effects of EMFs on the human body.
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Aggrecan and SOX9 expression did not change significantly after EMF exposure.
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But then it happened again, so I grabbed my EMF meter.
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He had already pulled out the EMF reader and was waving it around.
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After you guys left, I did some base readings with my EMF meter.
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With my EMF picking up fluctuating readings, I turned to Maureen.
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Radiofrequency electromagnetic field (RF-EMF) is used globally in conjunction with mobile communications.
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Brendan started forward, holding up the EMF-butsomething had changed.
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The EMF reader began beeping steadily as they all headed up the main stairs.
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Further, the agreement between measured and calculated RF-EMF was explored.
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