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Meanings of electromagnetism in English
Russian
электромагнетизм Portuguese
eletromagnetismo Catalan
electromagnetisme Spanish
electromagnetismo 
Branch of science concerned with the phenomena of electricity and magnetism.
Related terms
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electromagnetismo Catalan
electromagnetisme Synonyms
Examples for "electromagnetics"
Examples for "electromagnetics"
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He's got electromagnetics and physical contact screens, but there's nothing else.
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The Calypso Medical 4D localization system utilizes alternating current electromagnetics for accurate, real-time tumor tracking.
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Willis coupling in acoustic materials defines the cross-coupling between strain and velocity, analogous to bianisotropic phenomena in electromagnetics.
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It's all done by electromagnetics -there are no belts, gears or any other moving parts in the turntable.
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Purpose: The Calypso medical four-dimensional localization system uses AC electromagnetics, which do not require ionizing radiation, for accurate, real-time tumor tracking.
Usage of electromagnetism in English
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This is accomplished through the utilization of the phenomena of electromagnetism.
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And they all involve some very basic principles of electromagnetism.
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His theoretical work, in electromagnetism, thermodynamics, and the wave theory of light, was equally revolutionary.
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It communicated within itself by some form of electromagnetism.
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How much stronger is this force than electromagnetism?
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By a force of animal hunger, something like electromagnetism, the inmates would swarm us from all corners.
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If others could make better instruments for the same purpose, they were at liberty to use electromagnetism.
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Then there is quantum mechanics, which handles the other three forces -electromagnetism and the two nuclear forces.
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In electromagnetism, it's something else again.
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Why do we have electromagnetism?
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FitzGerald, a professor in Trinity College Dublin, was involved in major discoveries in the fields of electromagnetism and radio waves.
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On the discovery of electromagnetism (Chap.
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After another ludicrously brief interval it was joined by electromagnetism and the strong and weak nuclear forces-thestuff of physics.
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Passing on to the consideration of another phase of the phenomena of electromagnetism, the reader's attention is called to Fig.
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To do this must therefore be our first task, if we want to attain to a realistic picture of electromagnetism.
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Beside the eponymous Tesla coil, Tesla is known for his contributions to the field of science, especially regarding electricity and electromagnetism.
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Translations for electromagnetism
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Catalan
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Electromagnetism through the time