Sentence examples for magnetism from inspiring English sources

The technology for this relies on magnetism, namely, magnetic-resonance imaging (MRI).

But unlike a normal motor it has no need of permanent magnets, rare-earth or otherwise, for it works on a different principle: least magnetic reluctance.Reluctance in magnetism is analogous to resistance in electricity.

Bryan Kibble and Ian Robinson, of Britain's National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in Teddington, have been working for nine years on an idea that combines the principles of an electric motor and a dynamo.When electrical current flows through a wire that is suspended in a magnetic field, the wire is pushed aside by the magnetism (this is the principle by which electric motors work).

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I've heard of magnetism and God as causes for climate change, but US stand-up Arj Barker has his own theory.

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Type-II superconductors, though, do not mind magnetism as much, so those are the ones used in such applications as MRI.

The authors may be right that Mao built his political machine "not through inspiration or magnetism, but fundamentally through terror".

The growth hints at the magnetism of the city.

At this point, the iron-oxide particles lose their magnetism.

A veteran of this role, which he will also sing at La Scala in December, Mr Mattei offered a confident performance and sang with a sonorous voice on Monday night but lacked an essential magnetism and seductive charm.