uick question , is there anything in particular that sets this one out from the rest ? does asus just have good rep ? <| sep |> What custom map is this ? <| sep |> This person obviously has never seen 4 chan . <| sep |> The game is insanely well optimized and looks gorgeous . Social games are easy to find at any time of day , and with leavers an issue in other modes it is probably the best playlist anyway . <| sep |> Russkie chopper . MI 24 Hind <| sep |> He thought that they ' d come back if he scored . <| sep |> The lab I work in has been conducting experiments that involve migrating cells by applying an electric field to them , something which has been done in many published papers in the past . The way this field has been applied has always been by passing a current through a chamber containing the cells with a constant DC power supply and measuring the voltage difference on either side of the chamber . Then calculating field strength using E Vd . When an external field is applied to a conductor , the net field within the conductor is said to be effectively zero because the free charges in that conductor will polarize to negate the applied field . Our cell media is a conductor , but when we pass a current through the media we still see the effects of an applied electric field , which would not happen if we had applied the field without the current . Do you have any idea as to why a field would exist within the media when a current passes through it , despite it being a conductor ?