charge something down

Examples of charging

charging

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

For dust far from an equilibrium charging (locally), or, for distribution functions with large spreads, even higher moments than these three should be included.
The saturation is provided by an interplay between ion trapping and dust charging.
These probably reflected the charging and discharging of the large membrane capacitance of these cells which could not be completely compensated for.
The widely accepted and well-known charging model viz., orbital motion limited theory, does not consider electron-ion trapping in determining the charge of the grains.
By charging a positive interest rate on discount window loans, a central bank can open a discount window without generating indeterminacy of equilibrium.
It can be employed to provide repetitive regime for high voltage generators and charging high voltage oil-pulse-forming transmission lines of an accelerator.
The local authority took the same view initially, unilaterally designing a means-tested charging system which was 'a hybrid between residential care and domiciliary care'.
In order to develop methods by which to remove such contaminants from the system, a proper under standing of grain charging becomes essential.
These structures ringed the city, charging tolls on entering traffic.
The upper bound is based on a new charging scheme which assigns each tetrahedron of minimum volume to one of its four faces.
The saturation is provided by an interplay between dust particle trapping and dust charging.
Under the current regulatory overlay, investment advisers also owe fiduciary duties to fund shareholders, including a duty to refrain from charging unreasonable fee levels.
It is a small step made by most economists to immediately recommend a policy of charging the rental rate for harvesting each species.
Hence, we suggest considering pro-rate charging of electricity.
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