| In addition, the highly acidic amino acid residues repel the negatively charged DNA phosphate backbone electrostatically. |
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| The electrical apparatus acts to ozonize the air as well as to electrostatically precipitate dust. |
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| With charged lipid membranes, electrostatically driven adhesion to solid-like substrates can be topographically dynamic in the contact region. |
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| The net positive charge of the transit sequence probably allows it to approach the negatively charged chloroplast envelope electrostatically. |
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| This electrostatically induced enrichment is partially balanced by entropy effects that favor homogeneous lipid distribution. |
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| An ioniser works by circulating air and trapping airborne particulates such as diesel exhaust fumes, tobacco smoke and dust on an electrostatically charged ring. |
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| Geckos' feet are covered with microscopic hair-like projections that stick electrostatically to anything they touch. |
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| Our range of electrostatically dissipative HPL working surfaces protects the entire table top area. |
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| Electrostatic discharge: During the printing process the paper is electrostatically charged to attract the toner. |
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| This symbol is used where special precautions must be taken when handling electrostatically sensitive components. |
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| This sign is used where special care is required when handling electrostatically sensitive components. |
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| Both solid objects and fluids can become electrostatically charged as a result of friction. |
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| This unlikely resin candidate has a another critical characteristic: its surface is innately electrostatically charged. |
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| Contact with electrostatically charged persons or objects can endanger these components. |
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| The units contain electrostatically endangered components which can be destroyed by inappropriate handling. |
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| Contact to electrostatically charged persons or objects will endanger these components. |
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| If it is higher than 109 Ohm, the material is classed as electrostatically chargeable. |
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| Controllers contain electrostatically sensitive components, which can easily be damaged by inappropriate handling. |
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| Therefore, the 2 1 layers of these minerals are electrostatically neutral and are held together with van der Waals bonding. |
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| In call centres and computer rooms, electrostatically charged data storage devices can cause costly errors. |
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| The researchers speculate that the positive electric charge on one of the polymers may be the bait, since many bacteria are negatively charged and would thus be attracted electrostatically to the polymer in question. |
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| These tiny mirrors can be tilted electrostatically, using a voltage applied by a thin-film transistor of the sort employed to control liquid-crystal pixels. |
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| In addition, its' surface is innately electrostatically charged. |
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| This is believed to be suspended electrostatically. |
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| Capacitive electrodes with electrostatically chargeable plastic parts come with a warning label informing of measures to be taken to avoid the dangers of electrostatic discharges. |
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| Gore standards address the requirements for protection on a use-by-use basis, from permanently flame-retardant suits for police forces to electrostatically dissipative clothing for hydro workers. |
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| An electrostatically dissipative floor covering in these rooms is not always required but in some cases the device manufacturer specifies such a requirement. |
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| This manual makes the following demands on qualified personnel: Transport: only by personnel with knowledge of handling electrostatically sensitive components. |
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| Kaolin, or kaolinite, is a white, chalky clay in a very fine powder form, that is blown in and electrostatically deposited on the interior of the bulb. |
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