Sentence examples for is polarized from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause to have a polarization.
The resulting emission is polarized, with a ratio between the TE- and TM-polarized intensities exceeding 30.
To address the relevance of intrinsic polarity, we next looked at how the intestinal epithelium is polarized.
And light reflecting off water is polarized in one direction.
As 2010 begins, the outlook is polarized and uncertain.
Its regulatory arm is scrambling to appear tough, and the trading floor is polarized.
Today, coffeehouse political debate is polarized, with moderate positions a rarity.
The city is polarized because people continue to live in days gone by.
While Turkey's political system is polarized and male-dominated, the society is, thankfully, far more hybrid.
Natural light is polarized in passage through a number of materials, the most common being polaroid.
"When the media is polarized between state media and privately owned, information becomes a casualty," Attalah told me.
Oh, the race will appear tight, because America is polarized and, moreover, America has bought the generated narrative that it's polarized.
