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Meanings of magnetic induction in English
Catalan
magnetització The process that makes a substance magnetic (temporarily or permanently)
The amount of magnetic flux in a unit area perpendicular to the direction of magnetic flow.
Synonyms
Examples for "magnetic field strength"
Examples for "magnetic field strength"
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Results: A MR phantom experiment showed that k-space anisotropy increased as a function of magnetic field strength.
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In addition, the demagnetizing field effect from protonated solvents gains significance with the increase of the magnetic field strength.
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The coupling doubling, however, is independent of the magnetic field strength and a signature feature of the 2Q coherence.
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The dependency of MHD signals on magnetic field strength and electrode separation was well reflected by an analytical model.
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The measured frequencies scale with the magnetic field strength and electron density as expected from the whistler dispersion relation.
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Some observations for the magnetic intensity were obtained at this station.
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Another picture flashed on the screen; it looked like a contour map, though it showed magnetic intensity, not heights above sea level.
Usage of magnetic induction in English
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Our favorite is the Reelite, a lamp powered by magnetic induction.
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The following year Professor Faraday discovered magnetic induction.
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Reelights use magnetic induction for power.
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Maybe even heavy ions, targeted exactly to pass through the wire array in order to transfer momentum via magnetic induction.
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The simplest things became the first apparent, and others followed by a species of magnetic induction, which I cannot now stop to explain.
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More commonly, however, the magnetism is said to be 'induced' in the iron, and hence this mode of magnetising is called ' magnetic induction.'
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Devices placed near a phone line could "read" fluctuations in the electrical signals flowing through it through a process called magnetic induction.
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Along them " magnetic induction" is supposed to be propagated, and a magnet is thus enabled to attract iron or any other magnetic substance.
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Magnetic Induction Phase Shift (MIPS) is expected to achieve non-invasive continuous monitoring of CE.