Sentence examples for assisted escape from inspiring English sources

It was demonstrated that a magnetic field enhances the capture into these localizing potentials, whereas an increased temperature enhances the thermally assisted escape out of these potentials.

The process of bond dissociation is often regarded as thermally assisted escape over a potential energy barrier [22], [23].

These results combined with the results presented in Fig. 1a indicate that the QD population dynamics at T > 60 K is primarily not determined by the transport in the barrier/WL interface, but is instead attributed to thermally assisted escape of carriers out of the discrete QD states.

By age fifteen, Coffin was helping his family assist escaping slaves by taking food to those hiding on his farm.

The following year they disowned Coffin and expelled him from their group because he continued to take an active role in assisting escaping slaves.

More seriously, in 1990 Watkins was a member of the divisional court which rejected the claim by Pat Pottle and Michael Randall, who had assisted the escape of the spy George Blake, that the delay in prosecuting them was an abuse of the legal process.

It also aligns with UNICEF's founding principle that there are no enemy children – thereby requiring that children on all sides of a conflict be equally assisted to escape the ravages of war.

Quincy was a part of the Underground Railroad (a system by which slaves were assisted in escaping to the North and to Canada).

It is now owned by the United Order of Tents, an African-American women's lodge dating back to the 1860s, when it assisted slaves escaping to the north.

"We need to know the role of Pope Pius XII and what role senior Vatican officials played, if any, in assisting the escape of prominent Nazi war criminals".

The ROS assists endosomal escape of the loaded cargos, therefore effectively improves the gene silencing efficiency and the suppressions of cell proliferation in vitro and tumor growth in vivo.