Sentence examples for polarised in the same from inspiring English sources
The IBM researchers found that the amount of current depended on whether the wires at the top and bottom were magnetically polarised in the same or opposite directions.
The light is linearly polarised in the direction maximising the TPC by a polariser.
"Things are so polarised in the US," says Robyn. "It's a bit more of a community.
The changes could mean that Erdoğan retains power until 2029 in the highly divisive country that has been further polarised in the run-up to the referendum.
Our results show that RFP-Lin7c is polarised in the retinal epithelium at the end of these processes (Fig. 1C).
From this we conclude that i) the retinal epithelium is polarised at 14 hpf and can properly target apical proteins, such as Pard3, and ii) that Lin7c-RFP becomes polarised in the retinal epithelium as development proceeds.
In FbxL7 mutant clones, Ds levels are elevated and appear less well polarised in the wing disc (Fig. 3A).
They are so polarised in their beliefs in the US.
The material was polarised in 5 kmol m−3 H2solutiontion at 50 80 °C with applied potential modulated as square wave.
The Spectrin cytoskeleton is known to be polarised in epithelial cells, yet its role remains poorly understood.
The whole terrain is polarised; while one page of a paper yesterday told the sobering tale of 17-year-old Toby Fairclough, dead after taking a single dose of ecstasy in a country field, another page in the same paper suggested that many young people these days are rather dull, fearful and unadventurous.
