Sentence examples for generate a field from inspiring English sources
Most open machines, however, use two non-electrified magnets, which can generate a field of only about 0.35 Tesla.
That was a surprise to many scientists who thought the Moon was too small and too cold to have ever possessed a geomagnetic dynamo where electric currents from the convection of molten iron generate a field.
Next month, in a collaboration with Viégas and Wattenberg, UC Berkeley's Ken Goldberg and Sanjay Krishnan will debut Bloom, an Internet-based artwork that draws live seismologic data from the Hayward Fault to generate a field of expanding circular blooms based on wildflower colors.
If the container encounters a magnetic field, currents within the conductor will flow to generate a field that counteracts the applied field.
Instead of using an assemblage of coils to squeeze the atoms between strong magnetic fields above and below, the researchers used a single coil to generate a field that supported their sample of sodium atoms against the pull of gravity.
End-cap electrodes [not shown in Fig. 21(a)], were located above (below) the on-axis and off-axis traps, separated by 10 mm in the x dimension, and operated at potentials of −22 V (+22 V) to achieve confinement of the Rydberg atom cloud in the x direction and generate a field of 10 V/cm at the trap minimum.
In the latest prototype, the scientists fashioned a permanent magnet that generates a field nearly as strong.
The magnet generates a field of 0.9 T in the centre of the 1.1 m diameter clear bore.
The retreat from liability, the barricade of theory, and the silos of specialization have generated a field that is risk-averse and reactive, rather than bold and active.
A charge q at the centre of a sphere of radius r generates a field ε = qr/4πε0r3 on the surface of the sphere whose area is 4πr2, and the total flux through the surface is ∫SE · dS = q/ε0.
