用repulsion造句子，“repulsion”造句

To get the effect of electric repulsion the product must have an electric charge.

That relative fragility arises both because the electrostatic repulsion is small and because the gibbs-marangoni mechanism is easily disrupted.

I must love and respect my supervisors and implement their direction. I will never have repulsion or sabotage.

Maurice stared after the housemaster's wife, underwent a violent repulsion from her, and blushed crimson: he had re-membered Mr Ducie's diagrams.

Love one, and love a person is not humble, is a complementary love, not a repulsion, not a run of martial law, everything is just a process of running in.

Same electric charge mutual repulsion, and opposite electric charge attract.

The lattice strain and band repulsion affecting band gap is investigated.

Only the bounty as a repayment may be accepted, or it not only causes no gratitude But repulsion.

That action which is devoid of fruitive desires, free from attraction and repulsion, without attachment; which is performed as duty is called the nature of goodness.

Now, how about this repulsion between electrons?

And that's what you want because the electron repulsion is only felt when you are in really, really close.

Shampoo foam stability is thus promoted by an electrostatic double-layer repulsion of opposite sides of the soap film between neighboring bubbles.

When atoms or molecules get too close they repel with a large repulsion.

Connie felt a sudden, strange leap of sympathy for him, a leap mingled with compassion, and tinged with repulsion, amounting almost to love.

Particles and antiparticles could still collide, however, since gravitational repulsion is much weaker than electrical attraction.

This is the repulsion, not the repulsion.

Products used for the control of mice, rats or other rodents, by means other than repulsion or attraction.

But I'll have to pay more than the regular price for a "black" ticket, which I can ill afford and which I disdain to do. And the very word "black" generates in me a feeling of repulsion.