Sentence examples for such magnetism from inspiring English sources

The league has not yet found another Michael Jordan -- a player of such magnetism that people would find themselves tuning into two games on any given weekend, one involving their home team, the other whatever game involved Jordan's Chicago Bulls.

It should be noticed that such magnetism is induced without transition metals and without external perturbations so that β-g-B3N3C behaves as the first, theoretically predicted, metal-free magnetic material in the hybrid BNC system.

She had it going on – what ever "it" is she had that – such tremendous magnetism.

This scheme might not have worked so brilliantly, had the roles of hero and heroine not been taken by singers of such overwhelming magnetism as the Russian soprano Anna Netrebko and the Mexican tenor Rolando Villazon.

Ted has money problems and an increasingly frustrated wife; Kate has cheated on her husband and may lose custody of her kids; Steve and his eyebrows have such sexual magnetism that he is an apparently unstoppable force when it comes to any woman within the force itself.

Over the course of the next two decades Abbott taught photography at the New School for Social Research (now the New School) in New York and experimented with photography as a tool to illustrate scientific phenomena, such as magnetism and motion, for a mass audience.

Such remnant magnetism has been reported in meteorites from Mars, including ALH84001 with its putative evidence of ancient life.

He distinguished between the general principles of his physics and the more particular mechanisms that he posited to explain natural phenomena, such as magnetism or the properties of oil and water.

The rate of drug released can be controlled and enhanced using external stimulants, such as magnetism and ultrasound.

Different methodologies are under study, including the activation by changes in pH, proteases activity, and energy-based stimuli such as magnetism, electricity, light, and temperature [ 88].

Furthermore, understanding how interfaces affect optical properties may open the way to using optical spectroscopy as a probe of the electronic properties of interfaces between nanocrystals, which are thought to be important for effects such as magnetism in nanopowders, 3) and for understanding the dynamics of electrons and holes under irradiation.