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Definition of electromotive force in English: electromotive force(also emf) noun Physics A difference in potential that tends to give rise to an electric current. Example sentencesExamples - One can view such structures as miniature circuits: A time-varying magnetic field induces an electromotive force in the plane of the element, driving currents within the conductor.
- When this happens electrons move an electromotive force such as voltage, and in hitting these atoms, also create heat via friction of the electrons and atoms.
- The immune system responds with an opposing behavior, a net electric energy gradient or electromotive force, which is brought about by complicated intracellular processes.
- From the graph, the mean leak conductance and the mean transcellular electromotive force were estimated.
- The inductance of the loop is going to resist the change in magnetic field within it and an emf will be generated.
Definition of electromotive force in US English: electromotive force(also emf) nounəˌlektrəˌmōdiv ˈfôrs Physics A difference in potential that tends to give rise to an electric current. Example sentencesExamples - When this happens electrons move an electromotive force such as voltage, and in hitting these atoms, also create heat via friction of the electrons and atoms.
- The immune system responds with an opposing behavior, a net electric energy gradient or electromotive force, which is brought about by complicated intracellular processes.
- The inductance of the loop is going to resist the change in magnetic field within it and an emf will be generated.
- From the graph, the mean leak conductance and the mean transcellular electromotive force were estimated.
- One can view such structures as miniature circuits: A time-varying magnetic field induces an electromotive force in the plane of the element, driving currents within the conductor.
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