The material is also an efficient conductor of heat and electricity, and is ultra-lightweight, China Daily reported.

《中国日报》报道称，超轻的石墨烯也是有效的热导体和电导体。

And those changes generate currents which can damage power grids, satellites, anything that has an electrical conductor involved.

化产生的电流会损坏电网，卫星，任何涉及电导体的东西。

Faraday's law states that if you pulse of magnet, you can generate a current in electrically conductive substances like the brain.

法拉第定律指出，如果对磁铁进行脉冲，它以在电导体（如大脑）中产生电流。

We found that people with imagery, when we measure their skin conductance response, get this nice escalating response during the story.

我们发现在读故事过程中，产生意象的人的皮肤电导反应明显升高。

You can measure skin conductance and startle responses, but there's no need.

您以测量皮肤电导和惊吓反应，但没有必要。

And of course, that measures skin conductance changes in people's hands.

当然，它测量的是人们手部的皮肤电导化。

What's going to happen to the conductivity?

电导率会发生什么化？

Conductor Graphene can act as a highly efficient conductor of electricity.

石墨烯以作为高效的电导体。

In equations, we represent this inherent conductivity, known as thermal conductivity, using the letter k.

在方程中，我们表示种固有的能力 电导率，称为材料电导系数。

The Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung later used a galvanometer to measure skin conductivity during sweating.

瑞病学家 Carl Gustav Jung 后来使用检流计测量出汗时的皮肤电导率。

I was also hoping that it was not about electric conductors because I really wanted a train episode.

我也希望不是关于电导体的，因为我真的想看一集关于火车的内容。

The negative stories brought on stronger and more sustained reactions in the participants' heart rates and skin conductance levels than positive stories did.

与正面报道相比，负面报道给参与者的心率和皮肤电导水平带来了更强、更持久的反应。

And then we could use a conductivity measure to figure out, okay, now we're transmitting a little bit of energy.

然后我们以使用电导率测量来确定，现在我们正在传输一点点能量。

You know, you could ask people questions while they were having the skin conductance of their skin surfaces, usually their fingers measured.

你知道， 以在人们测量皮肤表面电导率时向他们提问，通常是测量他们的手指。

The majority of elements are metals - they're fairly unreactive, great conductors of heat, but more importantly for us, good conductors of electricity.

大多数元素是金属——它们相当不活泼， 是很好的热导体，但对我们来说更重要的是， 它们是良好的电导体。

The isoelectric lead method: this method consists of finding the isoelectric lead- the one with zero, or nearest to zero net amplitude.

该方法包括寻找等电导联，即净振幅为零或接近零的等电导联。

Arrhenius found that you can even reverse engineer your study of a solution and by measuring it's electrical conductivity, figure out how concentrated it is.

阿伦尼乌斯发现，你以反向研究溶液，通过测量其电导率，推算出它的浓度。

Crucially, such a computer simulation can also be programmed to replicate patterns of electrical conductivity in different regions of the heart, using information obtained from electrocardiograms (ECGs).

至关重要的是，种计算机模拟还以利用从心电图（ECG）获得的信息进行编程，以复制心脏不同区域的电导率模式。

And those data suggested that more electrically conductive trees basically allow the current to flow through them more easily, and they get heated less when that's happening.

数据表明， 电导性更强的树木基本上能更容易地让电流通过，并且在电流通过时受热较少。

And if something produces emotional arousal when it's touched upon, your skin conductance increases because you sweat a little bit and that makes electricity flow more easily.

若触及某事引发情感激动，你的皮肤电导率会上升， 因为此时你微微出汗， 使得电流更易流通。