Sentence examples for magnetic field driven from inspiring English sources

Most of the magnetic field driven actuators can be classified as electromagnetic, electrodynamic, magnetostrictive or magnetorheological (MR).

The combination of two classical separation methods, cake filtration and magnetic field driven separation, for superparamagnetic nanocomposites results in positive synergetic effects and in extension of the field of application of the cake filtration process.

1Although the observed stars include not only G-type (solar-analogue) stars but also lower mass K- and M-type stars, it is worth discussing trends because the mechanism of mass loss of these stars are supposed to be similar; the stellar wind is accelerated by wave and turbulent motions associated with magnetic field driven by fluctuation in a surface convective zone.

It has been speculated that Venus had a magnetic field driven by a thermal dynamo that vanished as the planet cooled (Stevenson et al. 1983; Gaidos et al. 2010), or it may have transited from plate tectonics to stagnant lid, losing its dynamo (Stevenson 2002).

This feature is of great interest to realize smart packaging and energy-efficient magnetic field driven switches.

The sensor response has been experimentally verified and the GMI response of the circular loop has been studied as function of the magnetic field, driven current, and frequency.

This traveling magnetic field drives the melt by imposing the volumic and mechanically contactless Lorentz force on it.

In the Alfven resonance, a monochromatic fast magnetosonic (FMS) wave propagating in an inhomogeneous plasma with magnetic field, drives an Alfven wave at the resonance magnetic shell, where its frequency is the same as the local frequency of Alfven oscillations.

While applying a magnetic field drove micro-aAPC aggregation, aggregation of micro-aAPC was not associated with aggregation of TCR/CD3 on cells.

This stability and predictability of the ocean conductivity is very important in a number of induction and motional induction applications where naturally occurring magnetic fields (driven by external fields or flow) may be used to infer flow and electrical parameters in the ocean and solid Earth.

A dubbed CMR, this effect arises because the applied magnetic field drives a phase transition from an insulating paramagnet to a spin-aligned metal.