| And polarise the hull plating. | |
| Bring the weapons online. And polarise the hull plating. | |
| Can you go to the starboard nacelle and re-polarise the warp coils? | |
| Said Jonah liked to polarise. | |
| Then polarise the hull plating. | |
| And polarise the hull plating. | |
| Bring the weapons online. And polarise the hull plating. | |
| Can you go to the starboard nacelle and re-polarise the warp coils? | |
| Said Jonah liked to polarise. | |
| Then polarise the hull plating. | |
| B.A., somewhere out in this inhospitable, polarised world... a little plant is shrieking for help. | |
| He has a funny habit of shedding his cells and replacing them with polarised silicone, which gives him a prolonged resistance to adverse environmental conditions. | |
| If I cross-polarised the power cells, it might increase the particle yield. | |
| It's linearly polarised. | |
| Jamaican politics had become polarised between two warring parties. | |
| It must be very polarising, this Nazi business. | |
| The polarising effect of the beam may make us detectable. | |
| B.A., somewhere out in this inhospitable, polarised world... a little plant is shrieking for help. | |
| He has a funny habit of shedding his cells and replacing them with polarised silicone, which gives him a prolonged resistance to adverse environmental conditions. | |
| If I cross-polarised the power cells, it might increase the particle yield. | |
| It's linearly polarised. | |
| Jamaican politics had become polarised between two warring parties. | |
| It must be very polarising, this Nazi business. | |
| The polarising effect of the beam may make us detectable. | |
