Sentence examples for magnetic fields far from inspiring English sources

The patches are thousands of times the size of the earth, and the carpet is in constant flux, regenerating itself every 48 hours or so.The solar wind the constant breeze of charged particles that flows from the sun's surface, even when there are no storms carries these mis-shapen magnetic fields far into the solar system.

To calculate how much power surges through these circuits, researchers must measure both the electric and magnetic fields far overhead.

Another group found last year that xenon and the noble gas helium can produce clear signals in magnetic fields far weaker than those used in today's bulky MRI machines (ScienceNOW, 22 October 1998).

The magnetic field far from a small bar magnet is well represented by the field of a magnetic dipole.

Jupiter has a magnetic field far stronger than Earth's and many more trapped electrons, whose synchrotron radiation (electromagnetic radiation emitted by high-speed charged particles that are forced to move in curved paths, as under the influence of a magnetic field) is detectable from Earth.

In the first problem the deformation induced in the block by the application of a uniform magnetic field far from the block and normal to its larger faces without mechanical load is examined, while in the second problem the same magnetic field is applied in conjunction with a shearing deformation produced by in-plane shear stresses on its larger faces.

The magnetic field at far distance is B → = ∇ → ∇ × A → ≈ i 2 Ω / c r ^ × A →. Open image in new window (20).

However, in our model, where the magnetic field is far from a force-free state, the loops seen in X-ray emission do not follow the magnetic field lines.

Finally, since EG has recently been proposed for metrological application, we plot, in Figure 7, the longitudinal resistance as a function of the current at B = 13.5 T. This magnetic field is far from the filling factor υ = 2 and; therefore, the breakdown occurs at relatively low current: I = 0.5 μA, which corresponds to a current density j = 0.025 A/m.

Potential health effects of static magnetic fields have received far less attention than, for example, power frequency or radiofrequency fields.

Inside Beagle II, the mass spectrometer, which can identify compounds by measuring how far magnetic fields deflect their masses, will examine the Martian atmosphere for methane.