Sentence examples for junction in which from inspiring English sources

IN TERMS OF FUTURE PROJECTS, Davis can soon be seen in Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant's 1970s-set "feelgood drama" Cemetery Junction, in which she plays Gervais's wife.

The most striking example is Up the Junction, in which one of the three main female characters, Ruby, has a back-street abortion.

A tunnel diode consists of a single p-n junction in which both the p and n sides are heavily doped with impurities.

The absorption or release of heat at a junction in which there is an electric current is called the Peltier effect (after the French physicist Jean-Charles Peltier).

There's also no small pleasure in looking at the movie now as a filmic Clapham Junction, in which the careers of its cast and crew intersected en route to and from wildly differing pasts and futures.

In a solar cell, radiant energy drives electrons across a potential difference at a semiconductor junction in which the concentrations of impurities are different on the two sides of the junction.

Its tracks, which contain a fancy switching system with "flying junctions," in which trains pass over or under one another instead of blocking each other's way.

The hope is that the thin films can be turned into devices like Josephson junctions, in which a superconducting current tunnels across a gap for use for ultrafast switches or sensitive detectors of magnetic fields.

In invertebrates this function is provided by septate junctions, in which the proteins of the membrane rather than the lipids form the seal.

One of these areas is the T-junction, in which fluids of various temperatures and velocities blend.

synthetic 3-arm junctions in which the 3'-ends of three oligonucleotides are connected by a suitable linker.