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The phenomenon in which waves of light or other radiation are restricted in direction of vibration.

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Uso de polarisation em inglês
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Britain's experience has been less extreme, but polarisation is happening here too.
The Guardian
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But sensitivity has been drowned out in an atmosphere of increasing polarisation.
The Guardian
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Unless we act together as a community we face polarisation and extremism.
The Guardian
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Notably to tackle Islamic State, global warming and polarisation of wealth across Europe.
The Guardian
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However, in this complex and often emotive debate there is polarisation.
The Irish Times
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The latest revelations will intensify yet further the political polarisation in the country.
The Guardian
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He also blamed Spain's deeply entrenched political polarisation for the rise.
Reuters
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The bitter political fight crystallised the polarisation of the Trump era.
The Guardian
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Regional underdevelopment and global economic polarisation exacerbate the effects of disasters.
The Guardian
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Some important notes on the polarisation of the clouds were made.
The Dominion of the Air: The Story of Aerial Navigation
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But at no portion of the firmament was the polarisation complete.
Fragments of Science: A Series of Detached Essays, Addresses, an...
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If polarisation and normality reign, the city has been irrevocably changed.
The Guardian
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But polarisation is bad for us all, as the US Congress constantly shows.
The Guardian
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Who could have predicted that blacklisting fellow professors might exacerbate polarisation?
The Guardian
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The opposition Democratic Alliance warned of a risk of polarisation with a dangerous outcome.
The Guardian
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The situation becomes infinitely more complex when political polarisation is added to the mix.
The South African
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Translations for polarisation
português
polarização
Polarisation ao longo do tempo
Polarisation nas variantes da língua
Reino Unido
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