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Meanings of resistor in English
Passive electronic component used for its resistance.
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Examples for "resistors"
Examples for "resistors"
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Those resistors turn valuable electricity into unwanted heat, which necessitates bulkier design.
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Its through-hole resistors include carbon films, metal films and metal glazed films.
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The overcurrent resistors failed to prevent the gravitic systems from redlining-
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We can have robots that specialize in handling active components like resistors, LEDs.
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Normal resistors come in a wide range of resistance values.
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Two-contact devices exhibit increased photoconductivity and can even show Ohmic behavior.
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Ohmic absorption of light is an indication of a light-matter interaction within metals, where many interesting phenomena and application potentials can be found.
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A good performance of the spectrometer system for the edge impurity and temperature profile measurements is presented with results on Ohmic and H-mode discharges.
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Semiconductors are materials that borrow properties of both electrical conductors, such as copper, and electrical resistors, like ceramic.
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Our results indicate that ventilatory compensation for the inspiratory flow- resistive load is better during oral breathing than during nasal breathing.
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Post-6-min walk test dyspnea scores correlated significantly with dyspnea scores induced by resistive loads.
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We also evaluated the correlation between dyspnea scores induced by resistive loads and by the 6-min walk test.
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These results suggest that lung vagal afferents do not play a significant role in magnitude estimation of inspiratory resistive loads in humans.
Usage of resistor in English
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Schnorr's team uses this material as a resistor in a tiny electrical circuit.
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This is different than a computer where every transistor and resistor makes a difference.
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Figuring out the ohms of one resistor is simple, just look the color bands.
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That's because according to Ohm's Law, the voltage across the resistor depends on the current.
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But unlike a resistor, it would "remember" charges even when it lost power.
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And a zero-ohm resistor, which costs half a penny, and is also connected to nothing.
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The Ahmed valve implant behaves as a variable resistor.
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If the grid resistor on that oscillator went out, for instance, what would it do?
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This is a resistor that has no resistance: a bit of wire in a tiny box.
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The French team reported a cracked capacitor and resistor, plus damage to two "decoder-type" components.
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Instead, the resistor is a way to model the limitations of the chemical reaction inside the battery.
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It is based on a micro-machined cantilever, on the tip of which a platinum resistor is patterned.
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The electrical circuits that underpin today's machines use three basic components: the capacitor, the resistor, and the inductor.
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The function of a civil resistor.
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Features include a resistor calculator; converters for binary, hex, ASCII, and other figures; and cheat sheets for component values.
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Like a resistor, he said, it would create and maintain a safe flow of electrical current across a device.
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Resistor through the time