Sentence examples for negative tipping from inspiring English sources

It's possible we have become so hypnotised by real and serious negative tipping points, that we've forgotten that things can turn out unexpectedly well too.

This could well be the negative tipping point for Toshiba.

For so many, this is the negative tipping point, thinking that there's not enough recognition to go around, not enough room for your research or enough stages on which to perform.

"That could have been one of those negative tipping points in his career," Smith said.

Thus, a positive (negative) tip bias would attract the negative (positive) ions and/or polarization charges to the surface, making the surface potential lower (higher) [12].

The greatest differences were seen at the molars and premolars, and in our Caucasian sample, only the second molars had a negative tip (Table 5).

In short, oxidation occurs when a negative tip bias is applied while, applying a positive tip bias, the low volatility organic media is decomposed by high-field tip discharge occurring in a confined nanometric volume below the tip.

For negative tip-substrate bias, a systematic degradation in color and contrast of the electrical cartography occurs, consisting of an important and non-reversible increase of the measured resistance.

The patterns in Figure 2 were obtained by using a constant negative tip voltage of 5 V at the different oxidation loading forces of 60, 120, and 180 nN. Figure 2 An AFM images displaying the oxide lines.

The hydrogen atoms can be locally removed on the surface of the substrate with AFM when a negative tip voltage provides a local oxidation by means of field-enhanced oxidation process.

A similar discrepancy was found in the lower jaw (Table 4); in the African group, substantial differences were noted at the lower incisors, which presented negative tip, at the first and second premolars and in particular at the first and second molars, which both had considerably greater angulation values in our sample, the difference being as much as 10° at the second molars.