Sentence examples for into magnetism from inspiring English sources

From about 1581 to 1600, he conducted experiments into magnetism and electricity, often meeting and working with others who shared the same interests, biographers say.

While teaching physics he conducted research into light and optics, and the study of optical phase differences in light waves led him to look into similar phenomena in other forms of radiation and into magnetism.

William Gilbert, Gilbert also spelled Gylberde (born May 24 , 1544 Colchester, Essex, Eng. died Dec. 10 [Nov. 30, old style], 1603, London or Colchester) pioneer researcher into magnetism who became the most distinguished man of science in England during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Educated as a physician, Gilbert settled in London and began to practice in 1573.

"I have since spent years perfecting the technique and exploring further into human magnetism," he said, according to the New York Daily News.

Introducing lanthanides into molecular magnetism, a more recent development, led to large improvements in the energy barriers of SMMs, on account of the anisotropy of LnIII ions such as DyIII, TbIII and HoIII, particularly by Ishikawa, with a [TbIII Pc 2]− compound [8].

Practicality of tailoring the physical chemistry of magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) has opened up fascinating paths for magnetism into the realm of chemical engineering.

The aliquots were dispensed into the magnetism-free NMR tubes (Shigemi, Tokyo, Japan).

Uslu and Atalay (2003) and Waters et al. (2007) pointed out in their studies that the pyrite tends to convert into pyrrhotite with strong magnetism thus contributing to magnetic separation of pyrite when exposed to microwave irradiation.

At the same time he was turning his personal magnetism into a valuable political weapon.

Henry also searched for electromagnetic induction the process of converting magnetism into electricity and in 1831 he started building a large electromagnet for that purpose.

As Phillip Schewe, of the American Institute of Physics, explained, "You've leveraged a weak bit of magnetism into a robust bit of electricity".