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Meanings of magnetic in anglès
Having the properties of a magnet; i.e. of attracting iron or steel.
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magnético Antònims
Examples for "nonmagnetic"
Examples for "nonmagnetic"
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A thin, nonmagnetic metal is sandwiched between two magnetic metals.
2
Iron Man's reverse magnetism ray actually has a better chance of working on nonmagnetic objects!
3
The silicate rocks ran only about twenty-five per cent iron-inthe form of nonmagnetic compounds.
4
The nonmagnetic cations and paramagnetic anions form segregated columns with regular anionic and cationic stacks.
5
You know, it is nonmagnetic, nonaetheric, and anticorrosive.
portuguès
magnético Usage of magnetic in anglès
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An often quoted result is for the magnetic moment of the electron.
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Results: The intralenticular magnetic foreign bodies of 15 patients were successfully removed.
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The main idea is that an electric current makes a magnetic field.
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These events occur simultaneously with an increase in the inner-wall magnetic response.
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Two different reed switch behaviors were observed at different magnetic field strengths.
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The authors don't address whether other vape devices have similar magnetic components.
7
The magnetic fields on Earth, even artificial ones, are not particularly strong.
8
The angle between the magnetic and the true North is the declination.
9
Fasting serum lipoprotein number and size was determined by nuclear magnetic resonance.
10
Great cities have always been magnetic hubs for people with bright ideas.
11
Such is his personality, his stage presence is best described as magnetic.
12
One way is to determine the magnetic dipole moment of the magnet.
13
In some ways this finding simply highlights our ignorance about magnetic fields.
14
Thus the pendulum is kept in motion by the alternate magnetic impulses.
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The magnetic susceptibility data suggest different coupling interactions for the two complexes.
16
Or it is like a current of magnetic force in the ether.
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Magnetic through the time
Magnetic across language varieties
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