Sentence examples for magnetic fields generate from inspiring English sources

Small magnetic fields generate a kind of turbulent friction that robs the gas and dust of some of its angular momentum, facilitating its infall.

Electrical currents generate magnetic fields, and changing magnetic fields generate electrical currents.

The main drawback of MRI is that it requires powerful magnetic fields generated by superconductive magnets to produce detectable signals, which makes it an expensive and unwieldy technology.

Hall measurements were performed under application of negative and positive magnetic fields generated with a superconducting magnet.

They did it by penning the plasma in with magnetic fields generated by electrodes and magnets at each end of the long tube.

The paths of the beams are controlled by magnetic fields generated by 1,740 supercooled, superconducting magnets lining the rings.

This device could sensitively detect variations in the magnetic fields generated by the system.

Still other sensors can detect magnetic fields generated by electrical gear in tunnels up to 100 feet deep.

The high magnetic fields generated in a functional magnetic resonance scanner meant none of the normal metal components could be used.

But it is possible to generate a gentle bias towards one direction or another using the magnetic fields generated beneath the board using touch-sensitive plates under foot.

Then there are SQUIDS – "Superconducting Quantum Interference Devices" – which are sensors delicate enough to measure the tiny magnetic fields generated in the brain.