Sentence examples for charges on potential from inspiring English sources

Scattering of charges on potential barriers in the extended bands increases when DNA-length increases and therefore, the mobility will be reduced leading to feeble values of current; this is in harmony with the fact that charges in long DNA (with long trajectory of charges) suffer more electrical resistance.

A special case of the effect of local charges on reduction potential is the cooperativity between nearby hemes in multiheme cytochromes.

Coverage by adsorbed intermediates formed by charge transfer depends on potential as a result of two physically independent phenomena.

If you live near a festival site you can advertise your home free of charge to potential customers on festival-beds.com, a site set-up by Kate and a friend.

The Crown Prosecution Service announced at the beginning of this month that it was to take no action against News International lawyer Tom Crone on potential charges to hack phones and pervert the course of justice.

Thompson was also unable to comment on potential charges in the case.

The Grammy-winning singer was detained Monday with two other suspects on potential charges of aggravated rape and drug infractions.

Assange and his supporters have argued that his removal to Sweden could be followed by a possible onward extradition to the US on potential espionage charges, saying he is at risk of the death penalty.

Better to watch it on TV and not risk getting arrested on potential terrorism charges.

The statute of limitations had run out on potential molestation charges, so he was never arrested for sexual misconduct, though prosecutors said he molested five teenage boys while serving as the wrestling coach at Yorkville High School in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s.

People's Daily, the party's official newspaper, appeared to lay out a list of potential charges on Wednesday that could be brought against Ms. Gu and her husband, who is also the offspring of a revolutionary "immortal" and, like his wife, has long enjoyed the access to power that comes with such a pedigree.