Sentence examples for A repulsion from inspiring English sources

A repulsion force between suspended particles is caused by the zeta potential which will rise due to the surface charge of the particles suspended in the base fluid [35, 36].

Cosmologists suspect a repulsion or antigravity associated with space itself is propelling this motion.

There was a repulsion for the sterile feeling on all major label and studio-recorded releases at the time.

If a blood cell is healthy, the phagocyte stays bound to it only briefly, detaching after getting a "repulsion" signal through the protein.

Nuri Kamal al-Maliki, the Iraqi prime minister, has called the withdrawal of American troops from cities a "great victory," a repulsion of foreign occupiers.

"I was very curious and I wanted to work with this director, but there was a repulsion and a rejection of the story at the same time".

Their historical resistance to colonialism, their debate with the secularists, their rejection of the West (in a repulsion-attraction relationship), the legitimacy derived from their hostility to Israel all conferred upon the Islamists the legitimacy of a moral counterweight; but these very accomplishments did not allow them to make a hard-eyed, critical assessment of their own political program".

However, transcriptional suppression of seed oil accumulation in the NIL homozygous for the G. soja allele (assuming a repulsion-based pleiotropy of the two alleles of the candidate gene underlying this QTL) would be envisioned to occur in a time frame late in seed fill.

This play aims directly for movie buffs with its setting, a creepy motel ("Psycho"), an ominous figure in a mirror ("Repulsion") and an old motivation for evil, ambition for theater fame ("Rosemary's Baby").

The parameter β controls the force severity, i.e. a greater β produces a stronger repulsion and vice versa.

Methoxypolyethylene glycol (M PEG grafted chitosan, accompanied by space steric hindrance, an electrostatic repulsion function, and a solvation effect, is a multifunctional stabilizer.