Semiconductors, which block or carry electrical current depending on the voltage to which they are exposed, typically consist of crystals in which molecules line up in ordered ranks.
She discovered that once spun, the polymer's molecules lined up in parallel, and as they cooled produced a fire-resistant fibre of stiff toughness.
This value is obtained by putting the compound into an electric field and measuring the facility with which its molecules line up with the field, the negative ends pointing to the positive side of the field and the positive ends pointing to the negative side.
In a regular ice cube, water molecules line up precisely and form a solid crystal.
One theory is that the voltage makes the water molecules line up, creating a "dielectric" tension that stops the bridge from falling.
Armed with plenty of isolated knowledge, such as the atomic configuration of the long "axonemes" that make up the tail and the "dynein" molecules lined up between them, the known states the molecules transition between, and so on, the scientists concocted a model that fit all the evidence but was really its own unique vision of the process.
Eva Osborne, project manager of women's apparel at JC Penney, explained it to Consumer Reports like so: "The molecules line up like little soldiers and remember where they're supposed to be".
Its molecules obediently line up in the direction of the electrical charge applied by the subpixels' transistors.
Those tRNA molecules then line up along a messenger RNA template--a copy of a gene stored in a chromosome--and each of their attached amino acids are stitched together, forming a new protein.
Therefore, when the molecules are lined up in-register, the risk for aggregation is particularly increased.
