Sentence examples for potential arising from inspiring English sources

But the proposals also present the possibility for an unusual social experiment for New Yorkers used to treating their cab as their castle, with the potential arising for negotiations with strangers over routes and drop-off points.

The results of this work provide novel data on cryogenic sonic hydrogen jets and give information on the hazard potential arising from leaks in liquid hydrogen reservoirs.

The observed super-Nernstian response could be explained by a mixed potential arising from two equilibria (redox and ion exchange) in the spinel-type manganese oxide.

We prove the null controllability of the heat equation perturbed by a singular inverse-square potential arising in quantum mechanics and combustion theory.

In the most common forms of potentiometry, the potential of a so-called indicator electrode varies depending on the concentration of the analyte, while the potential arising from a second reference electrode is ideally a constant.

First, we take the electrostatic potential arising from the interaction of the solar wind with the Earth's magnetosphere derived from an experimental data-based model of the high-latitude field-aligned currents.

This potential arises mainly from the quantum properties of color centers in diamond.

A significant, and well-known, contribution to this potential arises from quantum effects involved in the stabilization of the compactification volume.

This potential arises due to the fact that not all metals have the same electronegativity, which is a measure of how easily an element can be ionized.

The streaming potential arises from the movement of conductive fluid through a porous medium under an applied pressure gradient.

Since the body is floating, the extra holes (for nMOSFETs) in this region accumulate, causing body potential arise, which of course degrades the performance of the device.