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Meanings of magnetisation in English
Catalan
magnetització The process that makes a substance magnetic (temporarily or permanently)
Synonyms
Examples for "magnetization"
Examples for "magnetization"
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Eliminating magnetization transfer allowed the acquisition of multislice perfusion images of arbitrary orientation.
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The effects of magnetization transfer and signal contamination by stimulated echoes are discussed.
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From the magnetization transfer data, magnetization transfer ratio maps were prepared.
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N-doping improved the saturation magnetization values, while WO₃-loaded decreased the saturation magnetization values.
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This leads to a highly modulated magnetization, as measured by polarized neutron reflectometry.
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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.
Usage of magnetisation in English
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The assignment was completed using a combination of triple-resonance and magnetisation-transfer methods.
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A small and elegant audio system rotates, suspended in mid-air by pure magnetisation.
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These rocks must have acquired their magnetisation during one of these normal polarity times that came later.
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The state of excitement into which iron is thrown by the influence, of a magnet, is sometimes called 'magnetisation by influence.'
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The intensity of this induced magnetisation may be measured by noting the deflection it produces on a freely suspended magnet in a magnetometer.
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Mac Niocaill said Mars probably lost its magnetic field 3.5-4.0 billion years ago, based on observations that rocks in the planet's southern hemisphere have magnetisation.
Frequent collocations
Magnetisation through the time