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Значения термина capacitance на английском

португальский
capacitor
каталонский
capacitància
испанский
condensador
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An electrical device characterized by its capacity to store an electric charge.

capacitor
португальский
capacitância
каталонский
capacitat
испанский
capacidad

An electrical phenomenon whereby an electric charge is stored.

capacitância
Синонимы
Examples for "condenser"
Examples for "condenser"
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A special machine with three cylinders drives the pumps of the condenser.
Scientific American Supplement No. 822, October 3, 1891
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A few miles more, and-joyunspeakable- Ifounda condenser and a camp.
Spinifex and Sand / A Narrative of Five Years' Pioneering and Ex...
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The condenser is made of four strips of thin paper, 2 yd.
The Boy Mechanic, Volume 1: 700 Things for Boys to Do
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The mix of gases pass through to a condenser filled with water.
Wired
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M. Bouty mentions a condenser of one microfarad capacity weighing 1500 grms.
On Laboratory Arts
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And then this is a capacitor that acts as a power buffer.
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Right now, the capacitor is too big to operate inside a human.
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The pulse comes from a very high voltage capacitor discharging very suddenly.
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Suppose I had a wind generator that charged a battery or capacitor.
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The capacitor issue does not affect current Dell PCs, he said.
Reuters
русский
электроемкость
португальский
capacidade elétrica
испанский
capacitancia
каталонский
capacitat elèctrica

Ability of a body to store an electrical charge per unit change in potential (general concept)

электроемкость
Использование термина capacitance на английском
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Secretion of mast cells is normal as revealed by capacitance patch clamping.
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However, the main mechanisms governing this capacitance improvement are still unclear.
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This allows a clear distinction between changes of membrane conductance and cell capacitance.
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This is associated with a gradual increase in whole-cell membrane capacitance.
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The frequency dependence of the voltage-dependent capacitance was consistent with sodium channel kinetics.
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However, capacitance continued to increase for seconds after the depolarization.
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Variable-capacitance electrostatic motors are ideal for driving the test mass in ultra-low-noise electrostatic accelerometers.
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Objectives: To compare NTG-induced changes in capacitance and conductance.
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Changes in membrane capacitance (Cm) were measured to detect small discrete femtofarad steps.
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Membrane capacitance measurements indicate that reduction of endogenous PA impairs the formation of fusion-competent granules.
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However, at higher doses, the increase in conductance is substantial with little additional effect on capacitance.
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Morphine reverses the electrophysiological changes induced by iAβ, including current density, resting membrane potential and capacitance.
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However, they suffer from high membrane capacitance limiting the bandwidth and impeding analysis of fast gating.
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This rotation control method is also applicable to the synchronous operation of micromachined variable-capacitance electrostatic motors.
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It took a moment for whatever charge or electrical capacitance to build, then the fireworks began.
Map of bones
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For proper evaluation of capacitance measurements, the capacitance and conductance traces should always be displayed together.
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Capacitance через время
Capacitance в диалектах
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