Sentence examples for disruption of electrical from inspiring English sources
On the ground the same induction effects are responsible for the disruption of electrical transmission lines and for corrosion in pipelines.
No one was injured in the attacks, which all took place in the early morning, and only the one on Sunday resulted in a disruption of electrical service.
As Iraqi civilian casualties mounted and the disruption of electrical, water and sewage systems in Iraq's southern cities continued, Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain met today with Secretary General Kofi Annan to discuss bringing aid to those in need of food, shelter, water and medical care.
"The imminent threat of widespread and prolonged disruption of electrical power to California's emergency services, law enforcement, schools, hospitals, homes, businesses and agriculture constitutes a condition of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property within the state," Davis said in his declaration of emergency.
Indeed, the disruption of electrical coupling induced by gap junction blockers or through a deficiency in certain Cx proteins that make up gap junctions has antiepileptic effects [ 20, 24, 27– 30].
One was a disruption of normal electrical activity in the brain: a seizurelike phenomenon called cortical spreading depression (CSD).
Presumably, this is because of disruption of inherent electrical conductivity and reduction in aspect ratio of CNTs caused by acid treatment.
The disruption of normal electrical brain activity is considered to be incompatible with consciousness (Savenije et al., 2002; Lambooij, 2004; Adams and Sheridan, 2008).
The depolarisation of the cytoplasmic membrane of S. aureus (ATCC 29213) by PXL150 was assessed by measuring the disruption of the electrical potential gradients across the cytoplasmic membrane in intact bacteria using the membrane potential-sensitive cyanine dye DiSC3 5).
Resulting fibrosis with excessive accumulation of ECM proteins in the heart causes increased mechanical stiffness and disruption to electrical impulses that control the contraction of the heart and leads to an increased chance of arrhythmias.
