Sentence examples for which they repel from inspiring English sources

Thus, these neurons appear to discriminate between their own processes, which they repel, and those of their neighbors, with which they interact.

Carbon nanotubes are normally hydrophobic, which means they repel water, making them hard to disperse evenly in an aqueous solution.

Specifically, female Ae. aegypti were more attracted to sites with higher larval densities up to a threshold level, after which they were repelled (Zahiri and Rau 1998).

Every atom contains at least one proton, and all protons are positively charged, which means that they repel one another, like identical ends of a magnet.

The crucial distinction between the canards with and without heads is the direction in which they leave the repelling branch.

A people who were able to surmount in their infant state such great perils would be more competent as they rose into manhood to repel any which they might meet in their progress.

When White House advisers formulate a position that they believe is correct but which manages to repel everyone, they say that they have "hit the sweet spot".

Yorkshire served the Romans as a military stronghold from which to repel invasions from the north.

The aim was to design a functionalized surface which would repel blood platelets or prevent their adhesion.

The second is to coat the lip with the latest generation of superhydrophobic materials which strongly repel water.

To be safe, I'll wear Stan's plaid jacket and paisley tie, which should repel anything.