Definition of millivolt in English:

millivolt

noun ˈmɪlɪvɒltˈmɪlɪvəʊltˈmɪlivoʊlt

One thousandth of a volt.
Example sentencesExamples
- When rock membranes form in the laboratory, they create a voltage of 600 millivolts as their thin walls separate the simulated hydrothermal and ocean solutions, which have different ion concentrations.
- You can increase the clock-generator frequency up to 300MHz and the CPU voltage up to 140 millivolts above the default value.
- Voltages up to several hundred millivolts can be applied before membrane breakdown
- Moreover, that electrical potential, which ranges up to 10 millivolts, increases with flow speed.
- In reality there will be some voltage, up to about 100 millivolts, because every circuit has some resistance.
- The electrical activity detected by the electrocardiogram machine is measured in millivolts.
- Researchers at Ohio State University found that a pint (half a litre) of a cow's bacteria-infested rumen juice produced about 600 millivolts of electricity.
- In reality, the output from the sensors on the combine are not grain yield and moisture content but only millivolts.
- We developed a new method to determine the amplitude of flickers in terms of millivolts of depolarization.
- It is usually on the order of several tens of millivolts and is relatively constant.
- These currents are largely produced by electrochemical reactions and fluid flow in the subsurface, and the measurable voltages can be up to several hundred millivolts.
- A healthy cell contains between 70 and 90 millivolts of energy.
- The researchers determined that an electric current of about 40 millivolts flows between the two alloys in each coin.

Definition of millivolt in US English:

millivolt

nounˈmilēvōltˈmɪlivoʊlt

One thousandth of a volt.
Example sentencesExamples
- The researchers determined that an electric current of about 40 millivolts flows between the two alloys in each coin.
- The electrical activity detected by the electrocardiogram machine is measured in millivolts.
- It is usually on the order of several tens of millivolts and is relatively constant.
- These currents are largely produced by electrochemical reactions and fluid flow in the subsurface, and the measurable voltages can be up to several hundred millivolts.
- You can increase the clock-generator frequency up to 300MHz and the CPU voltage up to 140 millivolts above the default value.
- Researchers at Ohio State University found that a pint (half a litre) of a cow's bacteria-infested rumen juice produced about 600 millivolts of electricity.
- Moreover, that electrical potential, which ranges up to 10 millivolts, increases with flow speed.
- A healthy cell contains between 70 and 90 millivolts of energy.
- In reality there will be some voltage, up to about 100 millivolts, because every circuit has some resistance.
- Voltages up to several hundred millivolts can be applied before membrane breakdown
- When rock membranes form in the laboratory, they create a voltage of 600 millivolts as their thin walls separate the simulated hydrothermal and ocean solutions, which have different ion concentrations.
- In reality, the output from the sensors on the combine are not grain yield and moisture content but only millivolts.
- We developed a new method to determine the amplitude of flickers in terms of millivolts of depolarization.

单词	millivolt
释义	Definition of millivolt in English: millivolt noun ˈmɪlɪvɒltˈmɪlɪvəʊltˈmɪlivoʊlt One thousandth of a volt. Example sentencesExamples When rock membranes form in the laboratory, they create a voltage of 600 millivolts as their thin walls separate the simulated hydrothermal and ocean solutions, which have different ion concentrations. You can increase the clock-generator frequency up to 300MHz and the CPU voltage up to 140 millivolts above the default value. Voltages up to several hundred millivolts can be applied before membrane breakdown Moreover, that electrical potential, which ranges up to 10 millivolts, increases with flow speed. In reality there will be some voltage, up to about 100 millivolts, because every circuit has some resistance. The electrical activity detected by the electrocardiogram machine is measured in millivolts. Researchers at Ohio State University found that a pint (half a litre) of a cow's bacteria-infested rumen juice produced about 600 millivolts of electricity. In reality, the output from the sensors on the combine are not grain yield and moisture content but only millivolts. We developed a new method to determine the amplitude of flickers in terms of millivolts of depolarization. It is usually on the order of several tens of millivolts and is relatively constant. These currents are largely produced by electrochemical reactions and fluid flow in the subsurface, and the measurable voltages can be up to several hundred millivolts. A healthy cell contains between 70 and 90 millivolts of energy. The researchers determined that an electric current of about 40 millivolts flows between the two alloys in each coin. Definition of millivolt in US English: millivolt nounˈmilēvōltˈmɪlivoʊlt One thousandth of a volt. Example sentencesExamples The researchers determined that an electric current of about 40 millivolts flows between the two alloys in each coin. The electrical activity detected by the electrocardiogram machine is measured in millivolts. It is usually on the order of several tens of millivolts and is relatively constant. These currents are largely produced by electrochemical reactions and fluid flow in the subsurface, and the measurable voltages can be up to several hundred millivolts. You can increase the clock-generator frequency up to 300MHz and the CPU voltage up to 140 millivolts above the default value. Researchers at Ohio State University found that a pint (half a litre) of a cow's bacteria-infested rumen juice produced about 600 millivolts of electricity. Moreover, that electrical potential, which ranges up to 10 millivolts, increases with flow speed. A healthy cell contains between 70 and 90 millivolts of energy. In reality there will be some voltage, up to about 100 millivolts, because every circuit has some resistance. Voltages up to several hundred millivolts can be applied before membrane breakdown When rock membranes form in the laboratory, they create a voltage of 600 millivolts as their thin walls separate the simulated hydrothermal and ocean solutions, which have different ion concentrations. In reality, the output from the sensors on the combine are not grain yield and moisture content but only millivolts. We developed a new method to determine the amplitude of flickers in terms of millivolts of depolarization.
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