Sentence examples for * excitation from inspiring English sources
Such excitation leads not only to collisional de-excitation of excited atoms but also to additional excitation of excited atoms.
Some scientists call this phenomenon "paradoxical excitation".
Light itself is an excitation in a quantum field.
"This is a way of putting excitation anywhere you want it," Dr. Zipfel said.
The excitation of revenge ultimately causes more physical and emotional casualties than minor stupid statements.
"The metrical effect is neither incantatory excitation nor expository focus," Jarvis writes.
It bore the subtitle "An Encyclopaedic Outline of Oral Technique in Genital Excitation, Part I, Cunnilinctus".
If the excitation spreads to other areas, other neurological symptoms — like numbness, tingling or difficulty speaking — may occur.
"We can start to sort of speak the language of the brain using optical excitation," Dr. Deisseroth said.
Nor does she use the bloody conflicts of Birmingham for mere narrative excitation the way that bad historical fiction might.
Many of them are breathtakingly direct, but what the bluntness supports, often, is irony rather than excitation.
