Sentence examples for which could excite from inspiring English sources

UV radiation contains high energy which could excite asphalt molecules to excited states or break the covalently bond of asphalt.

We think it quite likely that any proceeds would be returned to shareholders by way of a special dividend, which could excite some interest in the shares.

The greatest practical effect of the NEEC process may be on the survival of nuclei in stellar environments7, in which it could excite isomers (that is, long-lived nuclear states) to shorter-lived states.

In the case of fullerene-coupled TiO2, fullerene acted as a photosensitizer, which could be excited to inject electrons into the conduction band of TiO2.

Due to the HVDC filters/ transformers and long cables wind farms have natural resonances which are normally damped by the grid itself However, improperly designed controllers could excite such resonances which may result in equipment damage.

At this excitation, the intensity of (a) was 30% lower than that of (b) at 610 nm (the peak emission of the donor CRANAD-5) but it was 17-fold higher than that of (c) at 700 nm, the peak emission of the acceptor CRANAD-2, which could not be excited without its FRET partner CRANAD-5 at 420 nm excitation.

This confirms that one odorant (butyl acetate) could excite different set of GRNs depending on which GRN expresses Or22a.

As a photocatalysis, Cu2O was excited by the ECL of RuSiNPs and generated holes and electrons which could catalyze the ECL reaction to emit much light, and the light could excite Cu2O again.

Compared to the situation for which the excitation light polarization was perpendicular to the micropores direction, linearly polarized light parallel to the crystal's micropores could excite 4.1 times more molecules.

Moon Landing 2.0 could excite the world like no Olympics.

It could excite and entertain but it did not disturb.