Sentence examples for magnetic behave from inspiring English sources

Dr. Neel discovered that a ferromagnetic substance like iron loses its magnetism as it is heated and that other materials, not normally magnetic, behave like iron at higher temperatures.

Consequently, the structure of local magnetic moments in the region between electrodes of opposite magnetization behaves as a Bloch/Neel domain wall.

The required result is neatly expressed by postulating the possible existence of magnetic poles that would generate a magnetic field analogous to the electric field of a charge (a bar magnet behaves roughly like two such poles of opposite sign, one near each end).

He published more than 200 papers on aspects of magnetism, casting light on how magnetic molecules behave.

At a practical level, however, electric and magnetic forces behave quite differently and are described by different equations.

In contrast to the uniform far-field wave, the electric and magnetic fields behave unusually in the near-field.

So for this area, the magnetic field behaves like a drag force which is known as the Lorentz force.

The basic assumption in paleomagnetic studies is that the Earth's magnetic field behaves in a dipolar fashion when integrated over a sufficient time interval (Meert 2009).

We programme the assembled structures by controlling the relative concentrations and interaction strengths between spherical magnetic and non-magnetic beads, which behave as paramagnetic or diamagnetic dipoles when immersed in a ferrofluid.

Such individual nanoparticles have a large constant magnetic moment and behave like a giant paramagnetic atom with a fast response to applied magnetic field with negligible remanence and coercivity (supermagnetic behavior).

As this lava lamp effect is intrinsically unpredictable, it's virtually impossible to calculate long-term trends and how Earth's magnetic field will behave in the future.