Sentence examples for repulse to from inspiring English sources

The inverse phenomenon occurs for PAMAM-NH2 dendrimer, which bears charged amine terminal groups that electrostatically repulse to each other, contributing to form a broader structure, judging by the Rg values.

Resistance and Agincourt were to be built in Royal dockyards while Renown was awarded to Fairfield and Repulse to Palmers.

Renowns main armour belt was removed and a new 9-inch belt was installed, using up the remaining plates leftover from Almirante Cochrane as well as new armour, but installed about 3 feet higher than on Repulse to offset any increase in draught.

Renowns main armour belt was removed and a new 9-inch belt was installed, using up the remaining plates made surplus by the conversion of the battleship (originally ordered by Chile and purchased after the war began) to the aircraft carrier as well as new armour, but installed about 3 feet higher than on Repulse to offset any increase in draught.

In this circumstance, fluid flow from the I/A tip could move to the equator of the lens capsule and repulse to area between IOL and posterior capsule.

The navy sent the capital ships Prince of Wales and Repulse to repel the attackers; the Japanese bombarded them with sustained precision, sinking the ships.

McBride takes up these same irreverent tools and likewise innovates, though he comes not to repulse but to exalt.

The more salient an experience is, the greater its potential to repulse and to attract us.

"I certainly wasn't going to pick them out myself," the mother said, explaining that she felt too repulsed to be fully functional.

Tom suspects he's a "kiddie-fiddler" and is both attracted and repulsed: "To Tom, he appeared more than ever to be at once weak — and dangerous.

In a second WorldNetDaily article a week later, he said that he was "repulsed to think about homosexuality" and that he was "going to do what I can to fight it".