Sentence examples for surface attraction from inspiring English sources
Stiff probes are capable of overcoming surface attraction forces, while delicate flexible probes are capable of making contact with a sensitive part without causing damage.
Stiff probes are needed to overcome surface attraction forces which are significant for the small stylus tips, while flexible probes are needed for contact with delicate parts to reduce contact stress and ensure no damage is caused.
For both human and bull spermatozoa, we find that their physical response to shear flow, combined with an effective shape-regulated surface attraction (Kantsler et al., 2013) and head tail counter-precession, favours an upstream spiralling motion along channel walls.
With its ripely vulgar language and intensely physical acting style, the production doesn't lack for surface attractions.
When seen in that light, all the divertissements and come-hither surface attractions that have long defined this opera to casual observers turn out to be mere ornaments on an extended dialogue between two questing souls who fail to communicate.
Looking up at her long form, as she turns this way and that — she has an interesting, off-center rhythm that slows the action down even as the script and the director want to speed it up — you may mistake the subtlety of her movements for depth, but clouds are surface attractions, and Hall's performance is mostly just that.
Thereafter, there was no further protein release till 6 h showing that the protein-surface attraction was very strong despite of the lower protein concentration in the solution.
Proposed interaction mechanisms include surface charge attraction and competitive adsorption.
It was shown that the mean dimensions of the chain depend strongly on the strength of surface's attraction and the concentration of obstacles.
Until time increased, more amount of Pb2+ adsorbed on the active sites on the adsorbent surface by attraction forces and caused a decrease in available surface areas on adsorbent (Onundi et al. 2011).
His use of sequins and glitter bring a surface-level attraction to each piece, inviting deeper interpretations.
