internal resistance

His initiatives in foreign policy have not met with serious internal resistance.

For a man in his 60's, such a transition does not come without internal resistance.

The internal resistance also has significant impact on the discharged current.

The internal resistance of an ideal current source is infinite.

Therefore they have slight differences in capacity and internal resistance.

That depends on the internal resistance, which may be lower than for batteries.

In 1990, he beat down many challenges to his leadership of the Party, but internal resistance was increasing.

The wood eats up the energy of the strike in a thing called internal resistance.

Compliance by the Army had hardly begun because of strong internal resistance.

The increase in internal resistance reduces the cell's ability to deliver current.

Accordingly, the Council may be able to conquer its internal resistance.

The West cannot see the sullen internal resistance, but the campaign against it suggests its presence.

With a relatively low internal resistance, they can supply high surge currents.

He will go through internal resistance at shifting his direction from what he's focusing on to your request.

This energy wasted by the so-called "internal resistance" of that cell.

As a consequence of such internal resistance, you lose energy in the form of heat.

Early in its development, lithium polymer technology had problems with internal resistance.

As temperature subjected to the sensor increases the internal resistance changes.

This means that as the cell temperature rises, the internal resistance falls.

Her initial efforts to shake the company out of a certain complacency met with internal resistance, she said.

There is a lot of internal resistance to quash.

Let R be the internal resistance of the coil.

It also had very low internal resistance, meaning that a single battery could be used to power multiple circuits.

This reduced the internal resistance of the system and, thus, the battery yielded a stronger current.

Elevated temperatures cause an additional drop in internal resistance and sensitivity.