Definition of resistivity in English:

resistivity

noun ˌrɪzɪˈstɪvɪtirɪˌzɪsˈtɪvədi

mass nounPhysics

A measure of the resisting power of a specified material to the flow of an electric current.
〔物理〕电阻率，电阻系数，比阻
Example sentencesExamples
- Measuring electrical resistivity in soil and rock turns out to be quite useful.
- In addition to their ease of processing, polymers possess favorable electrical and mechanical properties such as high resistivity, low dielectric constants, light weight, and flexibility.
- The lower sheet resistivity also reduces the current crowding, which would otherwise give rise to excessive non-uniform device self-heating under high DC operation.
- Water was drawn only when the measured specific resistivity was 18.2 M ohm cm, indicating that the maximal grade of purity had been reached.
- Electrical conductivity is the inverse quantity to electrical resistivity.

Definition of resistivity in US English:

resistivity

nounrɪˌzɪsˈtɪvədiriˌzisˈtivədē

Physics

A measure of the resisting power of a specified material to the flow of an electric current.
〔物理〕电阻率，电阻系数，比阻
Example sentencesExamples
- The lower sheet resistivity also reduces the current crowding, which would otherwise give rise to excessive non-uniform device self-heating under high DC operation.
- Electrical conductivity is the inverse quantity to electrical resistivity.
- Measuring electrical resistivity in soil and rock turns out to be quite useful.
- In addition to their ease of processing, polymers possess favorable electrical and mechanical properties such as high resistivity, low dielectric constants, light weight, and flexibility.
- Water was drawn only when the measured specific resistivity was 18.2 M ohm cm, indicating that the maximal grade of purity had been reached.

单词	resistivity
释义	Definition of resistivity in English: resistivity noun ˌrɪzɪˈstɪvɪtirɪˌzɪsˈtɪvədi mass nounPhysics A measure of the resisting power of a specified material to the flow of an electric current. 〔物理〕电阻率，电阻系数，比阻 Example sentencesExamples Measuring electrical resistivity in soil and rock turns out to be quite useful. In addition to their ease of processing, polymers possess favorable electrical and mechanical properties such as high resistivity, low dielectric constants, light weight, and flexibility. The lower sheet resistivity also reduces the current crowding, which would otherwise give rise to excessive non-uniform device self-heating under high DC operation. Water was drawn only when the measured specific resistivity was 18.2 M ohm cm, indicating that the maximal grade of purity had been reached. Electrical conductivity is the inverse quantity to electrical resistivity. Definition of resistivity in US English: resistivity nounrɪˌzɪsˈtɪvədiriˌzisˈtivədē Physics A measure of the resisting power of a specified material to the flow of an electric current. 〔物理〕电阻率，电阻系数，比阻 Example sentencesExamples The lower sheet resistivity also reduces the current crowding, which would otherwise give rise to excessive non-uniform device self-heating under high DC operation. Electrical conductivity is the inverse quantity to electrical resistivity. Measuring electrical resistivity in soil and rock turns out to be quite useful. In addition to their ease of processing, polymers possess favorable electrical and mechanical properties such as high resistivity, low dielectric constants, light weight, and flexibility. Water was drawn only when the measured specific resistivity was 18.2 M ohm cm, indicating that the maximal grade of purity had been reached.
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