Sentence examples for electrical fields from from inspiring English sources

This can detect tiny changes in electrical fields from a distance, even through textiles.

Here η is the responsive coefficient of the system; k = 2π/λ is wavenumber; ER and ES are electrical fields from reference and sample arm; * denotes complex conjugate; 〈 〉 denotes time average; Re refers to the real part of a complex signal.

Sharks are one of many marine creatures that can sense electrical fields emanating from other animals, and they use this sixth sense to find prey.

Equation (4) enables one to evaluate the mean free adsorption energy of all cations stripped off from the soil clay fraction particles as the electrical field increased from zero to E. The application of Eq. (4) to a series of measurements of the Wien effect, EC(E), can provide a spectrum of the cation adsorption energies, ∆Gads(E).

In lab tests conducted in an environment isolated from electrical fields, researchers dropped a variety of freshly killed insects down through a spider web that had been recently collected near the lab.

In experiments conducted in small chambers with conductive walls that isolated the bees from external electrical fields, the researchers showed that a small, electrically charged wand brought close to a honey bee can cause its antennae to bend.

It can be concluded that a stronger electrical field resulting from higher voltage induces a higher draw in the emulsion jet trajectory leading to the formation of bead-free, more uniform, and finer PLGA/chitosan/PVA nanofibers.

Radioactivity released in response to electrical field stimulation from rat sympathetic neurons after labelling with tritiated noradrenaline under conditions similar to those of the present study had previously been shown to consist predominantly of the authentic transmitter and to contain only small amounts (≤15%) of metabolites (Schwartz and Malik, 1993).

To prevent disturbances from outside electrical fields, shielding (normally active and passive) is needed for a stable behavior of the electrode.

When subjected to external forces, like electrical fields, the shape of an atom may deviate from spherical symmetry.

We demonstrate that electrical fields of electrokinetic nature can be associated with fluid leakages from wells.