Sentence examples for electric shield from inspiring English sources
Clouds of tear gas filled the lens of the camcorder behind the guards, and they poured into the cell, armed with their baton and electric shield and shackles and Taser.
He learned to hold up his mattress as a small bit of protection against guards' electric shields, and to wrap his head in a T-shirt to prevent them from tearing out his dreadlocks.
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Under Mr. Kerik, the Correction Department reduced slashings and stabbings among inmates by more than 90percentt, using tactics ranging from SWAT teams to electric stun shields in a program that aggressively prosecutes jail crimes.
Absorption is usually a secondary mechanism of EMI shielding whereby electric dipoles in the shield interact with the electromagnetic fields in the radiation [10].
b Corresponding shielded electric field profiles.
Kikuchi et al. (2000) separated out the convection and shielding electric fields during the substorm as shown in Fig. 6 where the solid/dashed curves indicate the convection/shielding electric fields at (top) auroral and (bottom) subauroral latitudes.
The formation of such F3 layers can be used as an indicator of the prompt penetration (under-shielding) electric field characterizing the development phase of a storm.
b As carrier density increases the electric field is shielded (reduced) at the center of the well and most of the potential drop occurs near the edges.
The shielding electric fields are built up toward the equator of the auroral latitudes and are often reversed when the convection field is decreased suddenly, because of the northward turning of the IMF-B z, and known as over shielding electric field.
The partial ring current builds up the shielding electric field with an opposite direction to the convection electric field, which intensifies the electric field at auroral latitude but reduces it at the mid and low latitudes.
