When linked to an electric current, the lenses are clear.
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Friends remember an electric current running through Mr. Profaci that night.
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Those filaments carry electric current, and that current controls the cosmos.
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The metal is heated by a small electric current and expands outward.
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He felt his body tingle like an electric current was passing through it.
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Emergency responders cut the electric current to avoid electrocutions before rescuing the pilot.
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One team looked for a signature electric current in moon rocks in the 1970s.
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Semiconductors are a foundational technology found in virtually every product with an electric current.
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If you have electric current running through a wire, it creates a magnetic field.
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Racial assumptions run like an electric current through some official vows to clean up Guangzhou.
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The door clicked open, and the weight of my desire became like an electric current.
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The pixels in an OLED screen illuminate themselves once an electric current is passed through.
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Electrolysis involves removing hair roots on the skin using the heat of an electric current.
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Surrounding the organ sample is an electric current-carrying coil that generates a magnetic field.
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The police Taser is a single-shot weapon that delivers an electric current to incapacitate suspects.
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Whatever the answers, the Japanese automakers have now joined forces to catch up with the electric current.
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I don't know why, probably they used stronger electric current on the part attached to my stomach.
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Kinetic energy gathered while slowing down is turned back into electric current and returned to the batteries.
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Acupuncture to the abdomen, boosted by an electric current, helped relieve severe constipation, a new study found.
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The structure made for pathways that allowed the researchers to precisely control the intensity of electric current.
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Their detections revealed a radiation belt, acting like an electric current, trapped between Saturn and its rings.
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It alters the shape of a "sodium channel" that maintains an electric current to stimulate muscle contraction.
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When the rope becomes unstable due to its electric current, the cage is able to contain it.
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Sure, movement inside the Earth's outer core is creating a electric current, generating a magnetic field through it.
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So, moving metals combined with Earth's rotation could create tubes of electric current that point to the poles.
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For instance: Watches use quartz because the stone is piezoelectric, which means it can generate an electric current.
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First, instead of being easily channelled, electric current moves across a graphene sheet randomly and in all directions.
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Finally, an electric current is introduced which causes the plasma to rotate, simulating the spinning of the Sun.
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For all its merits and uplifting scenes, though, there's one electric current that gives this movie its spark: Henson.
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The way this works is that the reader generates a weak electric current that creates a small magnetic field.
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When the battery is plugged in, charged atoms called ions flow between the two tanks, generating an electric current.
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When the battery is plugged in, charged atoms called ions flow between the two tanks, generating an electric current.
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A coil with an electric current running through it generates a corresponding magnetic field running down the coil's center.
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Emanuele Fornasier ran an electric current through various chemical solutions and recorded the reaction to reveal the formation of crystals.
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The electric current they generated dropped by an average of 300 microamps within two minutes of the plants being sprayed.
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Basically, the scale sends a small, electric current through the lower half of your body, and its resistance is measured.
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The liberated electrons, meanwhile, traverse an external circuit to create an electric current that can be used to do work.
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By using a thermoelectric cell, it creates electric current from high sources of heat, like a stove or small fire.
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LED stands for Light-Emitting Diode, a kind of electronic device that emits light when an electric current passes through it.
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The electrodes then create an electric current inside the pipette that the researchers recorded to see how the neuron was behaving.
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By running a small electric current through the thread, Dr Sonkusale and his team can, therefore, measure the forces surrounding it.
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In such stimulation, electric current is administered at levels that are hundreds of times less than those used in electroconvulsive therapy.
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When I first went, I thought she was going to do extractions, but then she pulled out these electric-current things.
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The liberated electrons, meanwhile, pass through an external circuit to create an electric current that can be used to do work.
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"When the [electric] current is flowing and your body begins to shake, you stop thinking and begin to scream," one survivor said.
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This involved using a rocket equipped with grounding wire to complete the earth-to-sky circuit and tease out the electric current.
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The presence of Sampha, Solange and Frank on one date was potent, their politically significant releases injecting an electric current into proceedings.
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The men were nearly suffocated with plastic bags and had their genitals shocked with electric current before being presented as confessed kidnappers.
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As a precaution against wildfires, PG&E traditionally shuts down its power to reduce the electric current transmissions and therefore mitigate risk.
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As the evening proceeds, the lights in the gazebo at times flare and flicker as if the electric current is running down.
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Since the electric current makes a magnetic field, it will interact with other magnetic fields—like the one a permanent magnet creates.
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For instance, a wristband with embedded wires might monitor people's health by delivering electric current when it detects chemical changes in sweat.
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A team of scientists have figured out how to generate an electric current using moisture in the air using a peculiar microbe.
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Twitter is the electric current that connects populist to populus, demagogue to mob, the short circuit by which representative government becomes irrelevant.
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Of all the different ways to transmit power, we've gotten pretty handy with electricity, whether it's electric current or stored in a battery.
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Such sentiments are an electric current crackling under the discourse in forums like r/DrainTheSwamp and r/The_Donald, burning when exposed to light.
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A common argument is that DBS, unlike a lobotomy, can be turned off by switching off the electric current flowing to the brain.
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Batteries are little chemical factories, and when you charge a phone, the electric current causes chemical reactions to happen deep inside your phone.
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When activated, an electric current flows through the wires, slightly raising their temperature and causing special pigments in the thread to change color.
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So did the electric current of love I felt for my own child, which sparked a visceral empathy for other mothers and families.
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But if you are suffering from a particularly bad breakout, the electric current can definitely help reduce inflammation and speed up the healing process.
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For the two sheets of aluminum foil, there's just not enough electric current going through the air to let the voltmeter get a reading.
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Changing the electric current places a force on the particles and moves them around, allowing for sorting and manipulating for any slew of tests.
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Specifically, they involve two separate tanks of fluids containing chemical components, which are circulated past a membrane, where ions and electric current are exchanged.
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Instead, they could be sensing the electric current produced by muscles in the body; heartbeats and eye movements generate voltage that EEGs can read.
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Some hospitals use a highly accurate machine for a bioelectrical impedance analysis, which runs an electric current through body tissue to determine fat composition.
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Is it like an electric current, switched on when an object is sighted and switched off when the object has receded around the corner?
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His early phone design included a transmitter to turn vibrations from his voice into an electric current and a receiver to pick them up.
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Dr. Kibble's instrument, invented as a way to measure electric current in terms of weight, inadvertently became a way to also measure Planck's constant.
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The day will be given over to bodices and bustles and edible flowers, a medieval spectacle shot through with an electric current of sex.
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Neurologists have long known that applying electric current to certain parts of the brain can make people involuntarily jerk certain parts of their bodies.
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Just like the hypersensitive clock, these systems are extraordinarily responsive to their environment and can act as precise sensors of pressure, temperature and electric current.
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Pressing its 12 sensors against the skin creates a tiny electric current that measures the percentage of muscle fiber versus fat stored inside the muscle.
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Each light beam hits a different photodiode (a semiconductor which converts light into an electric current) which then channels the resulting currents to a battery.
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These methods have already been adapted to print basic electronic circuits, by replacing conventional graphic inks with conductive inks that can carry an electric current.
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There's also a recently FDA-approved noninvasive treatment called VNS -- vagus nerve stimulation -- that applies an electric current to the neck, activating the vagus nerve.
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CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward said it's likely for a single strike to have killed both animals as the electric current hit the ground and traveled outward.
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An AMPERE is the base unit of electric current in the International System of Units, or SI. "In practical terms," says the electronics educational website Adafruit.
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Many studies have shown that zapping the brain with a weak electric current, a procedure called transcranial neuronal stimulation, enhances what is known as "fluid intelligence".
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The colors of each pixel can also be tuned across the entire spectrum by applying a specific electric current which alters each gold particle's polymer coating.
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Yup, there was one major thing missing from the 2018 Met Gala red carpet and that was the electric current Queen Bey usually brings with her.
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His first synthesizer-like instrument was a Hammond, an organ whose sounds were produced by an electric current that could be manipulated with a sliding bar.
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The company pioneered a technique that involves heating the faux-regolith to a temperature of 950°C (1,742°C) and exposing it to an electric current.
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These aren't hot — that's the job of the chiles — but floral, and both bring a prickling to the lips, like the snap of an electric current.
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She lived solidarity, however imperfectly, and without her example, my heart would be less full, less capable of that electric current that connects me to humanity.
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Membrane filtration uses ultrafine porous materials to strain pollutants and microorganisms from water, whereas electrodialysis and capacitive deionization remove salt from brackish water using an electric current.
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The video shows hundreds of Asian carp jumping out of the water when a research boat sends an electric current through the water to stun the fish.
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Electroplating — using an electric current to adhere the gold to the object — appeared in the 19th century, largely replacing fire gilding, whose mercury fumes are highly toxic.
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Over this snaps the electric current of mustard oil, with a sting that is neither quite flavor nor fragrance, blossoming inside the nose and under the eyes.
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"It seems incredible even to me that all this works, falls all together and can be converted into something so down to earth as an electric current."
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A third approach called pyroprocessing - developed at the Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory - puts spent fuel in liquid metal and runs an electric current through it.
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The position of the tether relative to the craft could be changed by the use of force that's generated by an electric current and the Earth's magnetic field.
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Electric current runs down through the pipe, into the floor, up the walls, over the ceiling and back into the pipe, looping at 1.3 million times per second.
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Market cap: $4.5 billionWhat it sells: Microinverters, which convert the electric current that solar panels generate into a form of energy that you can use in your home.
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Typical radios are composed of five elements, namely: a power source, a receiver, a transducer (which converts electromagnetic waves into an electric current), a tuner and a speaker.
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That's what the researchers suspect happened to the caribou: a single bolt of lightning hit the ground and the electric current spread horizontally along the moist top soil.
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Soon, it may be possible to produce lenses that can change their refractive profile in response to a software-controlled electric current, adjusting their prescription on-the-fly.
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Spanish is the language and the electric current at Ajo y Orégano, where forks clank over a low throb of salsa, merengue and bachata from two decades past.
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They also analyzed their genomes and separated the kinds of proteins and peptides (protein building blocks) in the venom by running them across a gel using an electric current.
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By sending an electric current into the medial temporal region of the brain, researchers have been able to trigger déjà vu experiences in epileptic patients and map brain activity.
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The motion of this conductive material produces an electric current, ultimately creating a magnetic field known as the magnetosphere that's 323,232 times stronger than the magnetic field of Earth.
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Most recently, the Food and Drug Administration approved a smartphone-size stimulator intended to alleviate attention-deficit problems by delivering electric current through a patch placed on the forehead.
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The painter pressed the bell in the wall, but the only response was a blood-chilling howling of dogs inside, as though they were being tortured with electric current.
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President Donald Trump asserted that reports he wanted to weaponize his vaunted border wall with Mexico with features such as spikes, an electric current and a moat are moot.
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Piezoelectric polymers in the rod convert this motion into electricity, with the frequency of the undulation (and therefore of the electric current) indicating the length of the rod's exposed part.
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A Michigan man who was electrocuted and declared dead was brought back to life thanks to quick-thinking doctors who revived him with an electric current straight to the heart.
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Electroconvulsive therapy, a once-cutting edge treatment now reserved for extreme cases, sends a shock of electric current through the brain for a near-instant change in its chemical balance.
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He also knew, from previous experiments, that some of these microbes generate a weak electric current while they are feeding, and that monitoring this current reveals their level of activity.
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Shouting above the noise of the magic bio-filter, Hofman tells me that at the moment, the fish are humanely killed by electric current on-site and given to friends.
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In 483, President George W. Bush signed a law that created a 30 percent credit for investing in fuel cells, which combine hydrogen and oxygen to create an electric current.
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In Britain, immigration has provided an electric current to conservative politics since at least 1968, when the lawmaker Enoch Powell delivered a seminal speech calling for immigrants to be repatriated.
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The anomaly leads to more electrons of one spin moving from the hot side to the cold side of the semimetal ribbon, generating an electric current, which the experiment measured.
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On both planets, electrons are accelerated along the magnetic field lines by electric currents — similar to the electric current that goes through the socket when you plug in your phone charger.
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Loops of electric current generate magnetic fields through them, so the entire Earth ends up looking like a magnet where the poles align with the tops and bottoms of the tubes.
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Using a stream of argon gas that conducts an electric current, the device can stop bleeding or help sketch out the areas of the liver that need to be operated on.
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The spring is made from a shape-memory alloy—a material that, when bent into a new configuration, remains in this new shape until an electric current is run through it.
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In an article entitled "Anodic Oxidative Modification of Egg White for Heat Treatment," Japanese researchers found that treating an egg with an electric current will rid it of any noxious odor.
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The wafer is then placed into a bath containing dissolved metallic compounds and an electric current is applied, causing metal to be deposited onto the gold outline to build up the spring.
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This clamor sets the tone for the day — a tone that is simultaneously ever-present as a steady background din and jolts through the body of the listener like an electric current.
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Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), which involves administering a weak electric current to the head, has been tested in labs for depression and anxiety, but the effects of overuse aren't well understood.
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In radiofrequency denervation, a doctor uses fluoroscopy to guide a needle to a nerve, then uses an electric current to damage the nerve so that it can no longer conduct pain impulses.
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The devices, Optisure dual coil defibrillation leads, are connected to Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillators or ICDs, which monitor patients with abnormal heartbeats and then delivers an electric current to restore it to normal levels.
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An electric current is run through the circular pad to create the charge, and when it touches the target surface, it induces the opposite charge there, creating electrostatic attraction between the two materials.
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Semiconductors, by the way, are materials that are both insulators (they don't conduct an electric current) and conductors (they do conduct a current) based on the amount of voltage you apply to them.
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It moves with three little legs, each of which advances ever so slightly when an electric current changes the shape of the elastomer they're made of, pulling the robot forward a tiny bit.
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TEGway's software will enable games to recognize when you're plunging through thin ice or fending off dragon fire; an electric current cools or heats the surface of the ThermoReal between 40 and 104 degrees.
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Many students have zero experience with these devices, but that's OK. I'm going to give you (and them) a super basic introduction to measuring electric current and the electric potential difference (usually called "voltage").
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The work, which is described in the current Nature Communications, offers a new pathway toward using diamonds as the foundation for optical circuits—computer chips based on manipulating light rather than electric current, basically.
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The technical term is transcranial direct current stimulation (or tDCS), and it involves hooking up electrodes to the skull and then turning on a small electric current, typically powered by a 9-volt battery.
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In just the past month, scientists reported enhancing the working memory of older people, using electric current passed through a skullcap, and restoring some cognitive function in a brain-damaged woman, using implanted electrodes.
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As I leaned in for a closer look, its distinctive exterior came into view: a labyrinth of flesh, now sallow and cold, that once fizzed with electric current and pulsated with freshly pumped blood.
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LONDON — It has been 10 years since the cool white minimalism and electric-current physicality of Wayne McGregor's "Chroma" first thrilled Royal Ballet audiences here, and led to his appointment as the company's resident choreographer.
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She investigated the traits that emerge when carbon is interwoven with other materials: Stitch in some alkali metals, for example, and carbon can become a superconductor, in which an electric current meets virtually no resistance.
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Construction has already begun in southern France on ITER, a huge international research reactor that uses a strong electric current to trap plasma inside a doughnut-shaped device long enough for fusion to take place.
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And just as a very extra bonus: The carbon coating carries an electric current, which means that somewhere in the near future, you'll be able to wear color-changing hair accessories controlled by an LED source.
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The idea is reasonably simple: as well as playing sound like normal headphones, the Entrims use galvanic vestibular stimulation, a process that sends a very low-voltage electric current into a nerve in your inner ear.
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Last season, Oakland's Golden State Warriors found their edge in transcranial direct-current stimulation, donning headphones that deliver pulses of electric current to the brain to improve the brain's signaling ability, and they hoped, their game.
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The Clapper, on the other hand, was a device that had a simple function—it turned on an electric current simply because a user made a specific noise—and was marketed in a way everyone understood.
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"If you fire a Taser into the pre-cordial area, where the heart is, whether the front or back, the electric current may very well interfere with the electrical impulses that go to the heart," he said.
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However, suppose it had turned out otherwise: that there had been some really easy way to unleash the energy of the atom—say, by sending an electric current through a metal object placed between two sheets of glass.
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The molecules in an odor sample are first ionized — given a charge — and then an electric current is used to move only chemicals of diagnostic interest through the channels etched in the chip, where they can be detected.
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But the accuracy and reliability of EEG often hinges on the quality of the contact between the electrodes and the scalp, and it can sometimes be thrown off by the electric current produced by the muscles in our bodies.
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Click here to view original GIFI don't know what compels a person to run an electric current through a steel chain and then prance around with the glowing fire links of metal like it's some sort of jump rope.
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When you run an electric current through a coil of wire to create a magnetic field, you can chop soda cans in half in epic explosions and send discs flying up in the air that'll smash into the ceiling.
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She noted that Russian prison and police officials routinely used torture tactics with cruel nicknames, such as the "President Putin," which involves attaching wires from an office telephone to a victim's body and then running electric current through it.
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The other basic units, the ampere (electric current), candela (luminous intensity), kelvin (temperature) and mole (quantity of particles, such as atoms or molecules, regardless of their mass) are defined in terms of things that can be measured fairly easily in a laboratory.
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In 2012 Henry Snaith of the University of Oxford, in Britain, and his colleagues found a way to make perovskite solar cells with an efficiency (measured in terms of how well a cell converts light into electric current) of just over 10%.
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Nonetheless, their achievement is just one small advance from nearly 28 years of scientific developmentSuperconductors are materials that can transmit electrical charge without any resistance—unlike a copper wire, for example, which heats up from passing electric current, weakening the transmitted signal.
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People had finally figured out, you close a switch and an electric current moves through a wire at the speed of light and if you let it go a mile or two it still goes essentially instantly at the speed of light.
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Read More: The most terrifying part about getting struck by lightning is what happens to you afterwardsIf you happen to be wearing metal objects, like a necklace, those items can channel the electric current and sear your skin with third-degree burns.
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Electricity is a crucial component of all life, but electric fish have a specialized organ made from electric current-generating cells that work much like flashlight batteries, where adding more in series makes the light (or in this case, the shock) brighter.
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To create the twisting magnetic fields that extract energy from the black hole in the Blandford-Znajek mechanism requires the electric current carried by particles inside the plasma and a substantial number of these particles had the negative energy property characteristic of the Penrose process.
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Next, they were escorted to another room where someone actually measured their height and weight (there's no lying to Amazon!) and had them step up on a special body fat scale, which sends an electric current through your body and calculates your body fat percentage.
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A hideous ecstasy of fear and vindictiveness, a desire to kill, to torture, to smash faces in with a sledge-hammer, seemed to flow through the whole group of people like an electric current, turning one even against one's will into a grimacing, screaming lunatic.
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The PID could give users control of any limb, alongside sensory feedback by applying a small electric current to the nerve that can be sent back to the brain and perceived as touch and temperature, said Oliver Armitage, co-founder and chief scientific officer.
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Over time, Facebook has discovered the cheap and dirty way to reach the world: tweak its users' amygdalae through constant provocation, engender a cartwheel of extreme emotion (rage, fear, ecstasy, and sorrow), and reward those capable of running that barbaric electric current across its network.
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For the surgery, she uses a tool called a loop electric cauterizer, where an electric current runs through a metal loop, heating it up so that it can cauterize the blood vessel and control the bleeding (we've seen this before, in episode one of season two).
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Instead of using a physically vibrating coil or membrane to push air and produce sound as in traditional speakers, the new graphene method involves rapidly heating and cooling the graphene sheet with an electric current, which then causes the nearby air to expand and contract and create sound.
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It refers to a long-standing brain stimulation technique that involves applying a very small level of electric current to the wearer's brain via electrodes placed in contact with their scalp — with a wide range of experimented applications over the years, such as treating depression, chronic pain or brain injury.
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Solar panels commonly generate electricity from the Sun through a physical process called the photovoltaic effect (light exposure on certain materials generates an electric current), but others work through thermal processes—the Sun is hotter and Earth is cooler, and the difference in temperature can be converted into usable energy.
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Further analysis showed, moreover, that the difference between metals and non-metals depends on how easy an atom's outer electrons are to detach (if easily detached, they can flow as an electric current, reflect light in the way that makes metals shiny, and confer ductility on the solid form of the element).
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Electrolytic capacitors are used in a range of electronic products, including computers, televisions and car engines, to store and regulate electric current Nichicon is the seventh company to be charged with price-fixing in the industry while 10 people have been charged, according to Marvin Price, director of the Antitrust Division's criminal enforcement unit.
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Lighthouse does the same by timing when a sweeping laser hits a photodiode [a device that converts light into an electric current], converting times into angles based on the lasers' known angular velocity, and sending the resulting angles to the host PC. Constellation needs to send around 60 MBs of data per camera to the host, which puts severe stress on the host's USB subsystem, whereas Lighthouse sends so little data—I estimate tens of KBs—that it can do it wirelessly without causing issues.
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