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Meanings of dipole in English
Catalan
dipol Spanish
dipolo eléctrico An aerial half a wavelength long consisting of two rods connected to a transmission line at the center.
Usage of dipole in English
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One way is to determine the magnetic dipole moment of the magnet.
2
Thus, a distinctive variation of the dipole moment and a through-space ICT happen.
3
Time-frequency analyses were run across electrodes and within the dipole sources.
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The lack of inversion symmetry allows each mode to become electric dipole active.
5
Quantum processing is accomplished by optical excitation into states with strong dipole-dipole interactions.
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Australian farmers were already using forecasting data about the dipole to plan their cropping.
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Positive dipole events draw moisture away from Australia and tend to deliver less rainfall.
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The dipole parametrization gives a good description of the data.
9
And you and First Person Singular, similarly lonely, make up a kind of dipole.'
10
When you say dipole, you mean north versus south?
11
Cholesterol decreased the compounds bilayer partition, but not their ability to lower membrane dipole potential.
12
They always come in pairs, forming a magnetic dipole.
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The angular distribution is consistent with a dipole excitation in the distorted-wave Born approximation framework.
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The dipole clusters were located in the T2-prolonged lesions, namely in the FCD lesions themselves.
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The corrected fMEG signal topography then corresponds to the dipole forward solution, but without orthogonal projection.
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However, there have been no analytical solutions which describe the dephasing in a magnetic dipole field.
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