Sentence examples for the outside potential from inspiring English sources

Using the convention that the electrostatic potential across a cell is measured as the outside potential subtracted from inside potential, Equation (4) is expressed <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0000144.e014.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> for passive transport of a single ion across a cell membrane.

That made Facebook look like a loser to the outside world, potential recruits and employees.

At our house, long past the outside edge of potential contagion, there wasn't a pock to be seen.

To the outside world (and potential clients) they have had to create seniority levels for staff in order to bid for and win work – clients want to see that there are more senior people working on their project.

The president insisted his advice until now has been that the risks of compromising efforts to tackle the disease in West Africa by cutting the region off from the outside world outweighed potential quarantine benefits, but on Thursday he suggested this balance may shift in future and said he would not rule out travel bans.

From the company's perspective, there were two things that the outside world (and potential investors) didn't grasp about its approach.

The Ebro Delta bays are enclosed areas with limited connection to the outside, which restricts potential dispersal of the ascidian to the adjacent areas by natural means.

The potential drop across this resistor was measured with a lock-in-amplifier (Stanford Research Systems, SR830 DSP Lock-in Amplifier) to obtain the applied current passing through the sample and the phase of the potential (outside the sample) with respect to the modulation signal of the function generator.

The representative of the United Nations expressed hope that the new project will produce verifiable results that can convince the outside world of the potential for change.

But, noting that Mr. Huang "is not an idiot," Mr. Sveinbjornsson said that "maybe it takes somebody from the outside to see the potential".

Markus Maier, Product Manager at Omicron Nanotechnologies, adds that in his company the release of information is controlled very closely to prevent critical information from leaking into the outside world and to potential competitors.