Sentence examples for material that generates from inspiring English sources

Flex your power: A Princeton researcher holds a square of silicone embedded with a ribbon of a crystalline material that generates an electrical current when flexed.

LiNbO3 is a pyroelectric material that generates current proportional to the rate of temperature change with time.

It also consists of so-called piezoelectric material that generates an oscillating electric field as it expands and contracts, making that motion easier to detect.

The collaboration, working at the Gran Sasso laboratory, set out to detect WIMPs with a contraption consisting of nine 9.7-kilogram crystals of doped sodium iodide--a material that generates a flash of light when one of its nuclei or electrons recoils after interacting with another particle.

Because he started writing late, the material that generated his fiction was well digested.

The Butterfly Hunter was different because the material that generated it was so unlikely and came to me in such a unique way, it's not often that you inherit a trunk filled with exotic insects and little scraps of history, so in that sense it was an anomaly that couldn't be repeated.

Piezoelectrics are materials that generate a voltage when they are subjected to mechanical pressure; conversely, when subjected to an electromagnetic field, they exhibit a change in dimension.

"The new twist over the last 10 years has been to try to avoid materials that generate CO2," said Kevin A. MacDonald, vice president for engineering services of the Cemstone Products Company, the concrete supplier for the I-35W bridge.

Zhong Lin Wang, a professor of materials science at Georgia Tech, has been working on the problem for several years, mostly focusing on piezoelectric materials that generate an electrical voltage under mechanical stress (see "Harnessing Hamster Power with a Nanogenerator").

Cell supports based on electroactive materials, that generate electrical signal variations as a response to mechanical deformations and vice-versa, are gaining increasing attention for tissue engineering applications.

First, nanoparticles may be comprised of toxic materials or ions that poison the cells, or materials that generate free radicals, such as reactive oxygen species (ROS).