Sentences with phrase «electrical zap»

This indoor mosquito trap helps to control irritating bugs without using electrical zaps.

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«The findings of this study offer the new suggestion that giving individuals a «zap» of electrical stimulation can enhance the brain's natural thinking cap boost in creativity,» commented study co-author and Georgetown psychology professor Adam Green.

This is one of the best mosquito trap options for combined indoor and outdoor use if you don't want an electrical grid zapping bugs.

When the charge separation becomes too much for the air to resist, an electrical pulse — lightning — zaps between the charged regions.

Zapping the brain with magnetic pulses while measuring its electrical activity is proving to be a reliable way to detect consciousness

Then, in an attempt to confirm a hypothesis that lightning may have triggered the origin of life, they zapped the mixture with an electrical current.

A man is zapped by an electrical charge (he's OK).

You must remove the collars and bring the dog indoors - this is for the same reason you are advised not to use the telephone during a electrical storm: the dog can get zapped!

In the process, the donor cells are merged with egg cells extracted from other dogs, zapped with an electrical current to spur splitting, then implanted in more dogs who serve as surrogates, carrying the embryos to pregnancy.

As a technomancer you've got access to a small and relatively tame selection of electricity based powers, including zapping people, unleashing a small electrical storm and wrapping your weapon in a constant blaze of electrical death, which also happens to be a superb party trick a rave.

In addition to those barrels, which are helpful in dispatching the enemy, don't get me wrong, there are also electrical objects that you can shoot to create a cool lightning storm that zaps nearby foes.

The nightly news has become a flood of narratives of sexual harassment and the rape of women and young girls by men in positions of power which lends a decided appeal to Naomi Alderman's tale of young girls suddenly getting «the power» — an ability to zap others with their own self - generated electrical charges.

Staffers run electro - conductivity tests to establish the age of the samples, zapping the ice with 1,000 volts of current every millimeter to measure its electrical resistance.

Well, it turns out there was an electrical surge in the building and she lost everything plugged in: TV, Computer, Appliances, you named it was zapped dead.

Perhaps you prefer to rely on a taser instead, supplementing stealthy arrests with the occasional zap of electrical current.