conductive造句

Aerobic dance is conductive to the health.

It is pointed that the conductive refractory for conductive bottom electrode should be developed in China, with consideration of the structure and features of this bottom electrode.

That's right: the radiator units are separated from wintry outdoor conditions by conductive aluminum.

Electricity, meanwhile, is delivered via a conductive brush that sweeps around a metal ring in the stationary base.

He spends up to 80 hours creating each bikini with 40 paper thin flexible, photo-voltaic panels and conductive thread.

What if you could somehow infuse or coat cancer cells with a conductive substance and then zap them with radio waves?

But textile technologists like Kevin Flurry, have found a way of layering conductive and insulating fabrics to do the same job.

The U. S. side's unilateral move to dramatize the issue in the process is inappropriate, and not conductive to its settlement.

Apart from stiffness, graphene is possibly better known as a potential silicon replacement. Yet Kinloch said its conductive potential is unlikely to be used any time soon.

As Dr Cui explains in a recent issue of nano Letters, when the ink dries, the nanotubes bind to the mesh of fibres in the fabric (it works for both cotton and polyester), making it conductive.