Sentence examples for generates a charge from inspiring English sources

It just absorbs light and generates a charge, and then those charges are conducted by some well-established mechanisms.

And although the material in this show is largely archival, it still generates a charge of anarchic heat, of which the present rather staid local art scene could certainly use a dose.

Such AA molecule, coordinating to surface Ti atoms, generates a charge transfer complex, that results in a shift of the UV absorption threshold toward the visible spectral region of the nanostructured TiO2 forming the electrode and, hence, in the occurrence of an absorption band centered at 450 nm.

Charge-coupled device chips use a similar effect in semiconductors: an incident photon generates a charge on a microscopic capacitor that can be detected.

In photosynthetic bacteria and green plants, photon absorption by chlorophyll generates a charge-separated state, from which the electron is quickly passed down a cascade of electron carriers, ultimately generating energy in a convenient chemical form.

The Hydrobee turbine generator, which can be used to generate a charge from water from a running faucet or hose, is being offered to early Kickstarter backers for $24.

The writer spends months if not years generating a charge that the reader experiences in a matter of hours.

When a button on the controller is pressed, a signal is sent generating a charge that delivers an electric shock to the skin.

We propose a sensor design consisting of micron-sized Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) pillars which generate a charge when subjected to normal stresses associated with acoustic waves.

First, there is a critical light-energy density, below which the low-light adapted membrane is more efficient at absorbing photons and generating a charge separation at RCs, than the high-light-adapted membrane.

Having just secured $8 million in venture capital, M2E ("motion to energy") expects to introduce a biomechanical-energy harvester within 12 to 14 months — a device about the size of an iPhone that, when carried by a "low-active person" during the course of a couple of days, will generate a charge sufficient to power your cellphone for an hour or two.