Examples of using Repulsion in English and their translations into Slovak
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by means other than repulsion or attraction.
A stronger attractive force was postulated to explain how the atomic nucleus was bound together despite the protons' mutual electromagnetic repulsion.
The tightly packed and highly charged sulfate groups of chondroitin sulfate generate electrostatic repulsion that provides much of the cartilage's resistance to compression.
protons are pushed together until their electrical attraction overcomes their inherent nuclear repulsion from each other.
That is why the forces of attraction as well as repulsion can be so violent when they meet again in a new incarnation.
even differences of moral code can be got over; but physical repulsion cannot.
by means other than repulsion or attraction.
drowsiness which can manifest as instinctive repulsion for the other or as lack of self-esteem.
dark color and repulsion portrays demons
Increase your safety in the vehicle during rain, mostly due to repulsion of water and other liquids, when, while driving,
This means that its principle of operation is to utilize the attraction and repulsion of electromagnets.
A massive number of letters from concerned citizens have been sent to the Commission during recent years expressing deep indignation and repulsion regarding this trade.
There is also intense dust separation and repulsion, which results in an interesting self-cleaning effect.
Coagulation: We know that the stability of the colloidal solution is due to mutual repulsion between similarly charged colloidal particles.
He later wrote the soundtrack for Roman Polanski's thriller"Repulsion" in 1965.
The moment of hanging is more tightened- when all four legs are detached from the ground- due to the alternate intense repulsion by the hind legs.
Attraction and Repulsion, Reason and Energy,
fear and repulsion.
This need can be expressed, paradoxically, in a repulsion or a lie that all is well.
between attraction and repulsion.