Sentence examples for through repulsion from inspiring English sources

If Fincher has whetted his skills on the films of anybody else, it has to be the young Roman Polanski, the one who put us through "Repulsion" and "Rosemary's Baby".

Slit1 and Slit2 are expressed at the medial edge of the midbrain in overlap domains which prevents Robo positive CT axons from crossing the midline to another hemisphere through repulsion (Long et al., 2004).

A vastly utilized method for silver nanoparticle synthesis is the reduction of silver ions in a aqueous solution in the presence of a capping agent [9], such as citrate molecules which impart negative surface charges that prevent nanoparticle aggregation through repulsion forces [10].

GO sheets and MMT sheets were repelled through electrostatic repulsion.

Similar to other protein emulsifiers, the colloidal stability of IWP emulsions is provided largely through electrostatic repulsion.

Whey protein isolate is able to adsorb rapidly onto the o/w interface to form a protective film to provide protection for emulsion droplets through electrostatic repulsion [4].

The hydrophobic octenyl succinic anhydride (OSA) anchor itself to the oil water (o/w) interface, while hydrophilic starch chains extend into the aqueous solution to prevent droplets coalescence and flocculation through steric repulsion mechanism [17].

The surfactant-coated nanoparticles were made water-soluble by means of a polymer coating procedure: the polymer molecules formed an homogeneous and stable shell around the rods surface, where the outstretched carboxy groups allowed for the solubilization in mild basic solutions (sodium borate buffer, pH 9) through charge repulsion.

Based on the crystal structure of the CT domain-motor complex, post-translational modification of this residue would destabilize the interaction through electrostatic repulsion and steric hindrance.

Specifically, Eph/ephrin signaling regulates axon guidance through contact repulsion during development of the CNS, inducing collapse of neuronal growth cones (36).

One possibility is that the presence of an aspartic acid at position 120 might distort the third EF hand through electrostatic repulsion or altered hydrogen bonding positions.