Sentence examples for magnetization in a from inspiring English sources
Besides showing that an oscillatory discharge would magnetize iron, which happened already to be known, Rutherford determined that a magnetized needle lost some of its magnetization in a magnetic field produced by an alternating current.
Reversion of the reduction of thermoremanent magnetization in a zero magnetic field is commonly observed for two different kinds of Heisenberg spin glasses, a dilute magnetic alloy Cu97Mn3 and a frustrated spinel oxide ZnFe2O4, when the temperature is reheated/recooled back to the aging temperature in modified memory-dip experiments.
In 1902 also, Marconi patented the magnetic detector in which the magnetization in a moving band of iron wires is changed by the arrival of a signal causing a click in the telephone receiver connected to it.
The principle of magnetic recording is to induce a permanent magnetization in a material by means of the signal to be recorded.
Like all natural systems, the magnet, in the absence of constraints, will try to maintain its magnetization in a direction such as to minimize stored energy; i.e., to make the demagnetizing field as small as possible.
Berkeley Lab researchers have enhanced the spontaneous magnetization in a special form of the popular multiferroic bismuth ferrite.
In ferromagnets the shift is a measure of the lattice magnetization; in an antiferromagnet there are at least two shifts that give the magnetization of each antiferromagnetic sublattice separately, a result unattainable by conventional magnetic measurements.
Figure 4b shows the temperature dependence of the magnetization in an applied field of 500 Oe.
In order to show this, they reversed the magnetization in an iron bar suspended on a torsion pendulum.
If the fields are inhomogeneous the cross polarization (CP) experiment transfers magnetization in only a thin slice of sample rather than throughout the entire volume.
NRM (natural remanent magnetization) is the magnetization detected in a geologic in situ condition.
