electrostatic

They were no longer held to the hull by the electrostatic field.

It explains how strong the force will be between two electrostatic charges.

The electrostatic field inside a piece of metal is always zero.

I am sure of electrostatic and gravitational, but what about magnetic?

This is the only way electrostatic charges on objects can be added together.

So, basically it is electrostatic potential energy of electric charges.

The synonymous term "electrostatic potential" is also in common use.

This is de facto the effect of an electrostatic discharge.

They went into production in 1888, being the first electrostatic voltmeters.

The electrostatic charges over his head swirled into an Eye.

The atmosphere on the bridge was like the inside of an electrostatic chamber.

"Why not phase your suits' electrostatic charges into a force field?"

He used a primitive electrostatic generator to produce the power.

I guess you could say that it is electrostatic, but in a rather convoluted way.

If you have asthma, however, talk with your doctor before using electrostatic filters.

The second is to be used on items and materials intended to provide electrostatic protection.

Other methods of break spinning use needles and electrostatic forces.

For reproduction of sound, the system used an electrostatic loudspeaker.

First electrostatic forces must be calculated at the current position of the ion.

In addition, also some electrostatic first order experiments were conducted, again having a negative results.

The first term in the formula is just the electrostatic field with retarded time.

The high-speed motion of the paper often developed large electrostatic charges.

They can be bent from their straight path by a magnetic or electrostatic field.

However, they contribute to the electrostatic field and are not restrained by the horizon.

Each was a neat sphere held together by electrostatic charges and youth.