Sentence examples for create electromagnetic from inspiring English sources
Cellphones, which send signals at up to 3 watts, often create electromagnetic interference with baby monitors, computer speakers and car radios, so it's not surprising that they might also affect an oven's electronic controls.
However, scientists have yet to agree on a mechanism by which the crust could create electromagnetic signals.
The Higgs boson BR(H → γγ−) gets excited at extreme relativistic conditions and its quantum field has an extremely short-range weak force which can create electromagnetic field.
The naturally occurring microstructures on the surface of the plant leaves were replicated using soft lithography technique and were utilized to assemble gold nanoparticles (GNP) in order to create electromagnetic hot spots.
There are also underground rivers that energetically create electromagnetic waves that rise to the surface of the ground.
Also, thunderstorms and other atmospheric disturbances would create electromagnetic interference to disrupt the range signals and produce crackling "static" in the pilots' headsets.
Then even the non-charged matter creates electromagnetic fields, this was the point that motivated Einstein to join electromagnetism with the gravity because one of them creates the other.
Scientists around the world applied themselves to inventing an oscillator – the device used in radar to produce periodic electronic signals – capable of creating electromagnetic waves with higher frequencies than ever before.
Instead, a magnetron -- an invention that gave the Allies the edge in radar defenses during World War II -- creates electromagnetic radiation of short wavelength that excites mainly the water molecules throughout the dish.
These storms, more precisely called "coronal mass ejections," send charged particles into space that could hit the Earth, he told The Los Angeles Times in May, creating electromagnetic disturbances.
Understanding this process is necessary to unravel what causes auroras (the Northern and Southern Lights), how much solar energy hits Earth's upper atmosphere at any given time, and how the solar wind creates electromagnetic interference with telecommunications.
