Sentences with phrase «electrical charge»

These particles crash into smaller ice particles in the swirling winds inside storm clouds, resulting in a separation of electrical charge.

Negative electrical charges on their outer surfaces help to align them with the positive charges on one inner surface of the chamber.

A new experiment has shown that a drop of water with positive electrical charge can be made to «bounce off» a negatively charged object.

There are reasons to think that the ability to store electrical charge can be about double that of current commercially used materials.

Just as electrical charge is a fundamental feature of the universe without a function, consciousness might also lack any specific evolutionary role.

The company is even installing electrical charging stations in their service stations.

This is an indicator that the battery or electrical charging system is not in an optimal condition, but most likely the battery.

The research shows that it is possible for bacteria to lie directly on the surface of a metal or mineral and transfer electrical charge through their cell membranes.

We are made of atoms, which are held together by the attraction of opposite electrical charges.

To get at the basics, they study a simpler interaction: water and ions, small atoms or molecules that have a slight electrical charge and exist everywhere in nature.

It's known that lightning is caused by buildup of positive and negative electrical charges inside a cloud.

Most stable molecules inside the body have a balanced electrical charge, with an evenly paired number of electrons, giving it a neutral charge.

A dead finger doesn't have the surface electrical charge of a living finger that touch sensors rely on, so won't unlock a phone.

Lightning forms when electrical charges separate and build up between the clouds and the ground, or inside the clouds themselves.

This is a component on a chip (typically) that is capable of holding a small amount of electrical charge.

The finding represents a major benchmark in our knowledge of how water conducts a positive electrical charge, which is a fundamental mechanism found in biology and chemistry.

It is covered with many sugars and carries a negative electrical charge.

Each of the 134 guestrooms, including three exclusive suites, features WiFi, an iPod ® docking station, USB ports and electrical charging stations, and work desks.

In nature, calcium carries a very small electrical charge, which is why it can conduct electricity within your body.

It works like this: A water cell in the top of the device applies a slight electrical charge to the tap water.

It is a common phenomenon, especially in pure metals carrying electrical charges, known as dendrite formation.

It is taken internally for when it is mixed with water it becomes extremely porous and has the ability to attract by electrical charge heavy metals, toxins, harmful bacteria, pesticides and other pathogens.

But this could change: a new finding shows that nanometer - sized particles can generate electrical charges from sunlight more efficiently than any semiconductor tested before.

By contrast, most processors and random access memory (RAM) chips store information using electrical charge which is fast, but dissipates when the device is powered down.

The resulting nanocomposite retains 92 % of its original capability to store and conduct electrical charges even after 500 cycles of charging and recharging.

Static electricity results from a difference in electrical charge between two surfaces.

Researchers at the University of Sussex and Swansea University have applied electrical charges to manipulate liquid metal into 2D shapes such as letters and a heart.

They pinpointed the source of an ultrafast and efficient process that spawns several carriers of electrical charge from a single particle of light in organic crystals that are integral to this increasingly popular form of solar cells.

Bentonite clay is made up of a high number of tiny platelets, with negative electrical charges on their flat surfaces and positive charges on their edges.

Ionic filters use electrical charge to remove particles from the air.

Rather than increasing voltage, OnePlus opted for a more even distribution with larger electrical current, meaning more electrical charge delivered per unit of time.

One suggested that tiny electrical charges around the ring might be trapping dissolved coffee particles, but calculations indicated it would take hours for all of the particles to migrate to the border — much longer than the drying time.

The result was a great improvement in carrier mobility, which measures how quickly electrical charges travel through the transistor.

Were it not for the Blueline - labeled electrical charging port just ahead of the driver's door on the Plug - in, there would be nothing to distinguish the two.

Whereas present - day computers represent data as a series of ones or zeros, which correspond to electrical charges held in electronic circuits, quantum computers would use particles such as atoms instead of circuits, and they would use the atoms» quantum states, such as spin or polarization, to represent data.

Look up how to check each of those terminals one - by - one to see it you can determine if any are sparking or not... This may be a good starting point for you at least; you say electrical but it seems more like spark issues as in the high electrical charges that ignite the gas in the engine block when the air and fuel are mixed and compressed... BANG!!

VW of America has cut the cord with its former head of sales in the United States, who's been laying the groundwork for more than $ 2 billion of planned electrical charging infrastructure.

She celebrates the vision of «women - identified women brave enough to risk sharing the erotic's electrical charge without having to look away, and without distorting the enormously powerful and creative nature of that exchange» (UE 59).

Each ECT session delivered a 0.5 millisecond electrical pulse for 1 second, with a frequency of 100 Hertz and 40 milliamp current 3/4 about 5 percent of the total electrical charge given to a human patient.

Prevents chromosomes from collapsing into a single chromatin mass by forming a steric and electrostatic charge barrier: the protein has a high net electrical charge and acts as a surfactant, dispersing chromosomes and enabling independent chromosome motility (PubMed: 27362226).

Computer simulations of electrical charges sent to retinal implants based on fractal geometry have University of Oregon researchers moving forward with their eyes focused on biological testing.

Next up is the Remote Electrical Charge which is a sniper - like taser gun used to power generators and shock enemies.

That, in turn, lowers the conductivity of the sodium, making it hard to get enough electrical charges flowing fast enough to set off a true dynamo.

Spintronics exploits the intrinsic spins of electrons and their resulting magnetic properties in material, as well as the electrons electrical charge, to store and process information.

TiO2 absorbs photons, which excite electrical charges in the catalyst.