Information om | Engelska ordet POLARIZE

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• Herapath noticed while studying the crystals under a microscope that they appeared to polarize light.
• During the Hernán Siles administration, the MNR began to polarize and fragment, with a conservative wing led by Wálter Guevara and an increasingly assertive left-leaning faction commanded by the charismatic COB leader Lechín.
• " Pitchforks Eric Carr heavily panned the album, criticizing the band for being similar to Devo but with misused vocals and instruments that become incoherent arrangements that are hard to listen to, concluding that, "If nothing else can be said in its favor, this is music that will instantly, violently polarize people: some folks' inner masochists may welcome it as an alternative to self-flagellation; personally, I'd rather take sandpaper across my corneas than sit through this thing again.
• Amar argued that if the Reform converts were permitted to stay in the country, they would eventually become frustrated with their inability to marry Jews (as the Chief Rabbinate would not recognize their conversions as valid), and this would lead to them marrying non-Jews, which would polarize the state.
• The vast majority of important organic molecules contain heteroatoms, which polarize carbon skeletons by virtue of their electronegativity.
• John Condit of DreadCentral rated it 3/5 stars and stated that it would polarize viewers into two camps: gorehounds and genre snobs.
• Migrating cells are able to polarize the formation of blebs so blebbing only occurs on the leading edge of the cell.
• Solvated metal ions act in general acid-base catalysis, where the metal ions might act as a Lewis acid which polarize phosphate oxygen atoms.
• Although all halogens can theoretically participate in halogen bonds, the σ-hole shrinks if the electron cloud in question polarizes poorly or the halogen is so electronegative as to polarize the associated σ-bond.
• Researchers found that the YouTubers publishing "Flat Earth" content aim to polarize their audiences through arguments that build upon an anti-scientific narrative.
• Danish archaeologist Thorkild Ramskou posited that the "sunstone" could have been one of the minerals (cordierite or Iceland spar) that polarize light and by which the azimuth of the sun can be determined in a partly overcast sky or when the sun is just below the horizon.
• Herapath noticed while studying the crystals under a microscope that they appeared to polarize light and patented the discovery for optical use as Herapathite.
• For now, it is thought that redistribution of membrane-bound sensors dragged by Coulombic forces and electro-osmosis at the membrane would cause the cell to polarize, then migrate.
• Parraga also partnered with colleagues from Ryerson University, Lakehead University, McMaster University, and SickKids Hospital to use lung imaging technology to polarize and magnetize gas that patients inhale.

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