| 11. | Dark current is one of the main sources for noise in image sensors such as charge-coupled devices.
|
| 12. | Eric must uncover the terrible secret she's hiding, before its dark currents pull them both under ."
|
| 13. | Visible fixed-pattern noise is often caused by hot pixels pixel sensors with higher than normal dark current.
|
| 14. | Three teens frolic at the water's edge, tossing chunks of ice out toward where the dark current flows faster.
|
| 15. | We skirt the dark currents coursing through our lives, the possibility of war, terrorist attacks, nuclear bombs, chemical warfare.
|
| 16. | A photomultiplier will produce a small current even without incident photons; this is called the " dark current ".
|
| 17. | Hence, positively charged ions ( namely sodium ions ) enter the photoreceptor, current is often known as dark current.
|
| 18. | Under reverse bias, the diode ordinarily does not conduct ( save a small dark current or I s leakage ).
|
| 19. | This so-called'dark current'depolarizes the cell to around-40 mV . Note that this is significantly more depolarized than most other neurons.
|
| 20. | In analytical chemistry, "'dark current "'refers to the constant response produced by a spectrochemical receptor, even in the absence of radiation.
|
