Sentence examples for escape potential from inspiring English sources

Officials say three planes of Americans are being evacuated from a major air base to escape potential threats.

"You have a very high-risk prisoner who was on the lam — that right away raises a flag that this person has an escape potential," Mr. Mamet said.

This may be a product of evolutionary adaptation, said Dr. Kraus, since "a nervous system that is sensitive and well tuned to timing differences would be a nervous system that, from an evolutionary standpoint, would be more likely to escape potential enemies, survive and make babies".

We suggest that differences relate to escape potential and the occurrence of ambush sites.

Predation trials showed that escape potential varied as predicted by these clusters.

We examined evasive performance of red drum larvae, Sciaenops ocellatus, in predation trials and related their escape potential to 12 putative survival skills measured in nonlethal assays.

Escape potentials in poorly clamped dendrites reduce the amplitude of excitatory or inhibitory postsynaptic currents recorded at the reversal potential of the other conductance.

As we have shown, escape potentials under imperfect voltage clamp have a dramatic effect on the contribution of NMDA-R currents to the synaptic IV relationships.

The apical tuft dendrites, although relatively wide and long, are separated from the soma by the apical trunk that reduces space clamp [12] and permits significant escape potentials during somatic voltage clamp (Fig. 6 A).

The postsynaptic interactions described here suggest possible alternative scenarios in which just one of the aforementioned processes (either an increase in inhibition or a decrease in excitation) may actually exist, whereas the effect on the other conductance might reflect distortion by escape potentials in imperfectly clamped dendrites.

When it comes down to it, completely escaping potential surveillance and reclaiming total privacy is practically impossible.