Sentence examples for facing magnetic from inspiring English sources

Facing targets sputtering (FTS) is a promising process for low-temperature TCO film deposition and for the significant reduction of damage in film structure by suppression of the direct impinging of high-energy particles due to confining plasma between two facing magnetic fields compared with conventional magnetron sputtering (CMS).

To receive a pulse a bat was placed in the coil with the longditudinal axis of their body, i.e the front of the head, facing magnetic north until an audible pulse was emitted and then removed.

When the flyball governor is stationary or spins at low speed, the two facing magnets produce enough magnetic force to overcome the elastic force of the covering membrane.

Solid walls are retained on the side facing the magnetic guide in order to suppress collisions with molecules that exit the magnetic guide before the merging takes place.

You are now facing toward magnetic north.

If we're facing towards magnetic north, we would turn our bezel 14o to the east (clockwise, in this case).

There is an additional contribution to κ/2, 2(L e /R 2, due to the face magnetic charges essential for the nanodots with small R[27].

The goal of the project is to gather experience with ferromagnetic materials inside the vacuum vessel, dealing with magnetic perturbations, both in plasma and magnetic probes, and facing up the additional magnetic forces acting on the supporting structures.

The data from these sensors are compensated and processed to acquire the values of down-hole physical parameters, such as inclination angle, azimuth angle, gravity tool-face angle, magnetic tool-face angle, total gravity, total magnetic field, temperature, rotate speed of the generator and batteries' voltage.

This creates a strong, unidirectional, and uniform permanent magnetic field between the two facing plates of the magnets.

Their method was based on the observation that electrical currents will be induced in a conductor (such as water) when it is faced with a magnetic field that varies over time.