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Meanings of attractor in English
An entertainer who attracts large audiences.
Antonyms
Examples for "repeller"
Examples for "repeller"
1
Were these six crabs and one repeller bound to the British Isles?
2
Accordingly the repeller steamed nearer, and turned her broadside toward the British ship.
3
The first business of the repeller and her attendant crabs concerned these two vessels.
4
On board the repeller there was now an additional reason for fears and misgivings.
5
Mai Lee snapped erect, the gravity repeller easing her down to the floor automatically.
Usage of attractor in English
1
Probability waves bouncing around an attractor, making the droplets walk, you know?
2
Everyone else has an attractor-whycan't we have one of our own?
3
It's been almost four years since Meltdown, and no attractor has captured me yet.
4
The war started when I tried to pick off the women with my attractor.
5
The idea of a summoning is simple: you create an attractor node at point A.
6
A saddle point embedded in the chaotic attractor is responsible for these nontrivial noise-induced effects.
7
Large scale events that are a big attractor into the city centre, can't do them.
8
The attractor looks like a closed loop to me.
9
The attractor field of the clumped lower-ranking priests interfered catastrophically with the course of the center angel.
10
If all roads lead to Rome, then the eternal city ranks as a dominant and ineluctable attractor!
11
It's another innovative and guaranteed crowd attractor.
12
The Skylark was still in place, held immovable by the attractor, but what a sight she was!
13
His hand is over the attractor, and the drop of blood begins to drift toward his fingertip.
14
At that point neither the attractor or the antinode were up and running, so we were all targets.
15
Rapidly, but with unerring precision, the two ships were brought into place and held together by the attractor.
16
The Persian name for amber is KAHRUBA, attractor of straws, and that for lodestone AHANG-RUBA attractor of iron.
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Attractor through the time