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Перевод: electrostatic

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электростатический

Тезаурус:

1. When the Fermi energy, EF , is in a mobility gap, the regions of localised states act like current vortices: they store electrostatic energy as reservoirs of circulating electrons that are depleted or replenished as EF is moved by the gate voltage, Vg, but they do not add to the conductivity.
2. Ideally, ab initio molecular electrostatic potential (MEP) charges would be calculated but this would take days of computer time.
3. The colour coding accords with the electrostatic potential computed with DELPHI (in collaboration with C. Edge) at neutral pH; blue represents positive potential, red negative, and white neutral.
4. Both mutations result in a net increase of four positive charges per repressor dimer, which is consistent with the observed increase in electrostatic attraction to the DNA.
5. However when using this the circuit was prone to electrostatic hum pickup.
6. Each type is classified according to its behaviour and the electrostatic charge of the active ion, if formed, as follows:
7. Electrostatic lens .
8. This led to his prediction that electromagnetic waves existed and would propagate at a velocity c equal to the ratio of electromagnetic to electrostatic units of measurement.
9. This "tall stack" policy was intended to disperse pollution and dilute it to "harmless levels", while smoke was to be trapped at source by simple electrostatic filters.
10. The positive charge of the protons generates an electrostatic field, which binds the negative electrons of the atom to the nucleus.
11. Even for this small CO coverage, mobility in the adlayer is sufficient to generate relatively large K + CO - islands within the 50-ms pulse, and we associate the heat released with the re-ionization of covalently bonded K adatoms and the associated electrostatic interaction terms.
12. There will be a significant long-range electrostatic contribution as a charged K-CO lattice is formed (Fig. 3 b ).
13. This effect can vitiate scientific observation, as when seventeenth century experimenters, familiar with the concepts of post-Galilean mechanics but not of electrostatic attraction and repulsion, regularly reported observing chaff falling as though by gravitation, or mechanically rebounding from the electrified bodies which attracted them.