Sentence examples for static attractions from inspiring English sources

"Carpe Treet," takes the charge out of rugs; "Stop-Shok," bleeds off static in seat covers; NUL, makes nylon and other synthetic materials free of static; "Photo-Sweep," whisks dust, ling and other static attractions off objects, "Stati-Clean" applied to a phonograph record, turns it into a conductor instead of a insulator, cleans the grooves of particles that wear down the needle.

The electro static repulsion experienced between the silica nanospheres avoid the aggregation, whereas the electro static attraction between the silica spheres and silver leads to the attachment of Ag particles on the silica surface.

The electrostatic repulsion among the silica spheres and the electro static attraction between silica spheres and silver particles make the synchronized structure of the synthesized particles and the morphological images are revealed by transmission electron microscope.

Ohishi et al. [12] reported the formation of B12H n + (n = 0 to 12) cationic clusters through ion-molecule reactions of the decaborane ions (B10H n +, n = 6 to 14) with diborane molecules (B2H6) in an external quadrupole static attraction ion trap.

where R is the gas constant, T is the absolute temperature and KA is the apparent binding constant at corresponding temperature T. If ΔS > 0 and ΔH > 0, the main force of interaction is the hydrophobic force, if ΔS > 0, ΔH < 0, the main force is electro static attraction, if ΔS < 0, ΔH < 0, the main force includes both van der Waals forces and hydrogen bonding.

If you feel the static attraction as you peel away from the chair and hear crackles as you stand up, this is a good sign!

Herein, the static and dynamic pull-in instability of a general beam-type nano-electromechanical system in the presence of quantum vacuum fluctuation (Casimir), intermolecular (van der Waals) and piecewise electrostatic attractions are investigated.

The static governing equation which is extremely nonlinear due to the intermolecular and electrostatic attraction forces is solved numerically by differential quadrature method.

This is suggested by Thales' reported claims that the lodestone (with its magnetic properties) and amber (which when rubbed exhibits powers of attraction through static electricity) have souls and that all things are full of gods.

This mechanical philosophy denied the possibility of action at a distance; as with static electricity, it explained apparent attractions away by means of invisible ethereal mechanisms.

He found that the attractions of magnetism and static electricity were not related, but in his book he classified numerous substances that were, or were not, drawn toward amber, the Greek word for which is "elektron".