Sentence examples for by repulsion from inspiring English sources

(1964) ON WHY HE WAS SLEEPING ONLY WITH PEOPLE OF UNMARRIAGEABLE AGE For fear of betraying Sharon [Tate – his murdered wife]'s memory (1977) TOLD BY "REPULSION" ACTOR JOHN FRASER THAT THE FILM WAS SICK John, it's meant to be funny (1965) ON BEING HIM I'm a combination of an old man and a baby (1963) DENYING CHRISTIAN IMAGERY IN HIS FILM "KNIFE IN THE WATER" An accident.

If you're at all repulsed by "Repulsion," then you're clearly squeamish around blood.

Lipoic acid suffers from ring strain caused by repulsion of lone-pair electrons on adjacent sulfurs in the near planar ring, making it a better oxidizing agent than a six-membered cyclic disulfide, such as 1,2-dithiane, would be.

The direction of motion of a packet flock is influenced by repulsion and attraction forces between packets, as well as the field of view and the artificial magnetic field in the direction of the artificial magnetic pole (sink).

The concept of levitation caused by repulsion of opposite pole in the permanent magnet reduced the friction between the stator and wind turbine rotor, so that the net power output of the turbine increases.

Therefore, the centroid energy and crystal-field splitting energy adjusted by repulsion factor can be written as: (3).

α-Tryptase apparently is trapped in this off-conformation by repulsions and attractions of the Asp216 side-chain.

Such notable scientists as Sir Isaac Newton and John Dalton had believed that gas pressure was caused by repulsions between molecules that pushed them against the container walls.

Clusters of about 75 molecules of the membrane protein syntaxin result from weak attraction among the proteins balanced by steric repulsion induced by crowding.

The stability of PEI-NH-CNT suspension may therefore be maintained by electrostatic repulsion contributed by the cationic PEI. Figure 7 Zeta potential of pristine and PEI-functionalized carbon nanotubes.

This behavior is exacerbated by steric repulsion, but unaffected by slower translation diffusion.