electrode

He took her hand and put it on the electrodes.

They put an electrode on you, one place at a time.

The same current would, however, flow through all the electrodes.

It is not always possible to use a glass electrode.

The boy looked up and touched one of the electrodes.

The size and shape of the electrode seem to be important, he said.

The other alternative is to use the Earth as the second electrode.

As a result, material is removed from both the electrodes.

Special electrodes should be used only for working in aggressive conditions.

At present up to 16 electrodes can be stimulated by one system.

Both electrodes can be placed on the same side of the patient's head.

Then he played a new electrode over the fourth officer.

There was a small red mark between the two electrode burns.

I want a shot of these electrodes so we'll know later where they were."

Two electrodes are necessary: one inside the tube and the other outside.

The electrodes can be situated in the sea or on land.

That made no sense, he said, because the electrode was nowhere near areas involved in the control of movement.

Then the experiment was over, and the electrodes were removed.

"Then the electrons can move more easily from one electrode to another."

The distance between the electrodes were usually around 5-6 mm.

This ceramic could play an important part in the development of electrode technology over the coming years.

The electrode was found to be usable for at least months.

Not just intellectually; that's what all those electrodes were for.

Here Tom attached an electrode to each side of the star head.

A second electrode acts as the other half of the cell.