Sentence examples for sharp barrier from inspiring English sources

High-energy electrons, like the ones the sun spews out during coronal mass ejections, can be dangerous to human life and technology, but scientists report today that a sharp barrier located inside the Van Allen radiation belt shields us from the damage, Colorado's 9News reports.

The oxycline, which delimits the top of the OMZ, forms a sharp barrier for living organisms intolerant to hypoxia.

Extensive circumstantial evidences suggest that the genes that once created a sharp barrier between the ancestor of D.melanogaster and its sibling species might share an unusual conservation in D. simulans and D. sechellia.

These distributions allow for reconstruction of the energy landscape that governs the hairpin transitions, in which the landscape derived from the data obtained with the stiff linkers now offers more details (such as sharper barriers) owing to the enhanced resolution.

Using the acetone wet-cleaning process instead of the asher process, it is also possible to make a thin sharp sidewall barrier that surrounds the microcavity structures.

It is shown that a sharp electrostatic barrier is formed between the two plasmas with following properties: stoppage of the proton flow and change of the ion composition, pile-up of the magnetic field, a decrease of the electron temperature.

Sound barrier, sharp rise in aerodynamic drag that occurs as an aircraft approaches the speed of sound and that was formerly an obstacle to supersonic flight.

The exponential dependence on force [ 42] has been rationalized in terms of Kramers theory for escape over a sharp transition state barrier [ 83] and verified in single molecule experiments for a large range of slip bond systems [ 84].

The Soil Conservation Service developed and promoted cultivars for wildlife habitat and food, screens, and wind barriers (Sharp and Belcher, 1981; Luken and Thieret, 1996), and these cultivars have been widely used in horticulture.

Long undisturbed beaches, not a soul in sight, perfect sand that slopes gently into the sea without that annoying barrier of sharp pebbles on which to stub your toe, improbably clear turquoise water and not a postcard shop for miles.

We show that individual scales from striped bass provide a remarkable barrier against sharp puncture, regardless of the stiffness of the substrate.