Sentence examples for disrupt electrical from inspiring English sources
A solar flare has the potential to disrupt electrical networks.
Nation states are building cyberwar capabilities to disrupt electrical and transportation networks, disrupt industrial production, disable critical weapons systems.
Reconnection gives rise to Northern Lights, solar eruptions and geomagnetic storms that can disrupt electrical networks and signal transmissions such as cellphone service.
This approach helps overcome another issue with lithium-air batteries: As the chemical reaction involved in charging and discharging converts oxygen between gaseous and solid forms, the material goes through huge volume changes that can disrupt electrical conduction paths in the structure, severely limiting its lifetime.
When magnetic fields were used in earlier research to disrupt electrical activity in this part of the brain, previously numerate volunteers temporarily developed discalculia, finding it much harder to solve maths problems.
Other particularly powerful solar events known as coronal mass ejections can send waves of magnetic plasma that can damage satellites and disrupt electrical power grids if they were to come our way.
Second, the electric current by itself damages the brain by disrupting electrical function, over-heating brain tissue, stimulating massive hypertension inside the brain, breaking down the blood brain barrier, and causing tiny blood vessels to spasm shut, depriving neurons of oxygen and nutrients.
But they still exert a strange influence, disrupting electrical appliances and drawing villains to the children's doorstep.
In the 1960s, scientists subjected rats to various treatments that block normal brain signaling (for example, electroconvulsive treatment, or ECS, disrupts electrical signals by inducing seizures).
The agents take their toll on the body by disrupting electrical signals throughout the nervous system and the effects are fast and dramatic.
The storm also disrupted electrical and telephone services, submerged vineyards in the Napa and Sonoma valleys, and destroyed crops in some of the nation's most fertile farmlands.
