Sentence examples for generating charges from inspiring English sources

ELECTRIC PEOPLE According to British paranormalist Hilary Evans, some people are "upright human [electric] eels, capable of generating charges strong enough to knock out streetlights and electronic equipment".

To rule out this possibility and to get further information on the effectiveness of these heterojunctions at generating charges, μs-TAS (micro-second transient absorption spectroscopy) was employed to measure both the relative number of free charges generated in these 5 different systems and also the lifetime of these transient species.

As known, Au can accept electrons and mediate the electron transfer process with functional groups thereby generating charge separation and drastic re-arrangement of surface electrons [16, 17].

This is what generates charges of asset-stripping.

The Nixonian approach has its costs: it would generate charges of lying, escalation and betrayal.

That Klinger has a medical office in its full-service beauty emporium — virtually attached to a Sephora store — has generated charges that it is blurring the line between beauty and medicine.

But that is not how the project has been seen by some of those "others," and the fray has generated charges of hypocrisy from one side and anti-Semitism on the other.

Samples were actuated from the inhalers at given intervals into the Faraday pail and the generated charges were recorded.

This is due to a highly efficient charge extraction, as all generated charges are very close to the electrodes, giving a high probability of being collected before recombining.

Because cotton has a neutral charge state, the generated charges could be reduced in cotton and the output performance of CAT would be dramatically degraded.

Besides destroying the very structures one aims to determine, these interactions also generate charges in the sample that could lead to image blurring by deflecting the incoming electrons.