Sentence examples for polarised with from inspiring English sources
The light was polarised with a combination of a linear polariser and a broadband quarter-wave plate, effective from 450 610 nm. Figure 4B shows the temporal response of the photoreceptors to the 50 ms flash of light, in this case for left- and right-circularly polarised light.
With that, European politics may be destabilised and polarised, with dejected voters turning to fringe parties.
Reactions to High-Rise have polarised, with 5.4% of IMDb users awarding it 1 out of 10, and 15.2% grading it 10.
Our analysis confirms that the institutional landscape is highly polarised with two distinctive sides with few links between them.
When the incident light was polarised with the direction of shear the reduced change in extinction coefficient of the polyelectrolyte became more negative with shear.
The discussions are remarkably polarised with some people passionately supporting shale gas because of its ability to generate wealth, and others doubting that its extraction can be done safely and consistently with our wishes to reduce climate-changing carbon dioxide.
Our economy is polarising, with power and wealth stuck in the hands of the few not the many.
For the terrorists, the aim is to show they can still terrorise, mobilise and polarise with violence.
The expectation is that the market will polarise, with high-quality titles raising their cover prices - as the Financial Times, Evening Standard, Independent and Sunday Times have done recently - and low-brow publications coming under greater pressure from giveaways.
Ang Lee disappointed most watchers with Taking Woodstock, Tarantino polarised critics with Inglourious Basterds and Gaspar Noé baffled many with Enter the Void, a nearly three-hour rollercoaster which one critic suggested would be a good background film to take drugs to.Noé's 162 minute film presented at Cannes includes lots of drug-taking, sex and a graphic abortion procedure.
Thereby two opposite segments of the surface of the platinum ball are in contact with the electrolytes in the two cells and can be polarised independently with respect to the two electrolytes.
