Sentence examples for magnetic fields so from inspiring English sources

In his early work, he built supermagnets that generated brief bursts of magnetic fields so powerful that they vaporized metal.

It is possible to configure electric and magnetic fields so that ions can be held in stable orbits for a period of time long enough to perform useful measurements on them.

Magnetic coupling is particularly suitable for everyday applications because most common materials interact only very weakly with magnetic fields, so interactions with extraneous environmental objects are suppressed even further.

Photomultiplier tube response is known to be affected by sub-Gauss magnetic fields, so that the Earth's magnetic field has a non-negligible effect on the photomultiplier tube efficiency.

In fact, the source of the viscosity in the material that actually does make up an accretion disk is thought to be due to mixing by turbulent magnetic fields (so it isn't really a "viscosity," technically speaking, although it works in a similar way).

The solution is to add a twist that forces particles through regions of high and low magnetic fields, so the effects of the two cancel each other out.

Above this temperature, thermal agitation progressively prevents alignment of the atoms with the magnetic field, so that the weak magnetism produced in the solid by the alignment of its atoms continuously decreases as temperature is increased.

However, when an external magnetic field is applied, magnetic moments become aligned to the direction of the magnetic field, so the domain walls disappear and the magnetization becomes saturated, the so-called saturation magnetization (Ms) (Fig. 1).

The Moon has no magnetic field, so it must have had an unknown magnetic past.

You have to make the magnetic field so strong that it imposes its own order and holds the world of the screenplay in its tense, suspenseful grip.

This has the effect of concentrating the earth's magnetic field so that its strength on the ground becomes much greater.