Sentence examples for earth's fields from inspiring English sources

The Cartesian components Bx, By, and Bz of the Earth's fields at various azimuth angles were retrieved by performing a calibration algorithm to correct the non-orthogonality caused by the misalignment of TMR sensors and the chopper.

"The CME's magnetic fields peel back the outermost layers of Earth's fields changing their very shape.

The Earth's field arises from the molten liquid that swirls around in its core.

The Vine-Matthews study proposed that magnetic anomalies of the Mid-Ocean Ridge were caused by a combination of reversals of the earth's field & seafloor spreading.

The earth's field lines run from pole to pole around all sides of the planet, including the sun-facing side, so the plasma in a CME faces a shield of field lines that neatly diverts it around the planet, out of harm's way.Almost, that is.

These principles are applied to the design of coil systems for cancelling the earth's field and its first derivatives and to the design of pick-up and compensating coil systems for spinner magnetometers.

The chamber was placed into the low-field NMR or Earth's field cycling setup as described below.

If C. elegans uses the magnetic field for vertical migrations, what happens near the equator where the vertical component of the earth's field is weakest?

During the voyage, the hyperpolarized molecules experience low magnetic fields (sometimes as low as the earth's field, or even lower), which have detrimental effects on the enhanced polarization.

Many animals migrate horizontally by preferentially using either the horizontal (e.g., salmon, Quinn et al., 1981), or the vertical component of the earth's field (e.g., turtles, Light et al., 1993).

Temperature gradients between the assay's start position (at the center of the plate) and the finish position (at its edge) were negligible across time, and did not vary significantly whether we imposed a magnetic field of one earth strength, or if we cancelled out the earth's field by imposing a field of equal strength but opposite direction (two-way repeated measures ANOVA, N = 5, p = 0.123).