The higher NS in TTM may however point to greater dopaminergic involvement in this disorder, and might also be used to argue that TTM lies closer to the more impulsive risk-/novelty-seeking pole of an impulsive-compulsive (IC) spectrum of disorders [ 54].
If a bar magnet that is not spinning is placed in a magnetic field, its north pole seeks the south pole of the field, and it comes to rest with its own field aligned with the external field.
The last and perhaps most ambitious essay here is "An Expedition to the Pole", in which the Victorian and Edwardian polar expeditions are cast as allegories of Dillard's church-going attempts to reach what she calls "the Absolute"; just as those explorers sought the poles, she seeks "the Pole of Relative Inaccessibility located in metaphysics".
Many of these electric vehicle challengers emerged from the wreckage of other companies that had sought the pole position in the race for auto-industry dominance.
He is still seeking his first pole of the year after dominating the series a year ago by starting first nine times.
The south-seeking pole, or any pole similar to it, is called a south magnetic pole.
The north-seeking pole of such a magnet, or any similar pole, is called a north magnetic pole.
"A small bar magnet is said to have north and south poles, but it's more accurate to say it has a "north-seeking" pole and a "south-seeking" pole.
Magnetic fields project outward from the magnet's north-seeking pole and are drawn inward to the south-seeking pole.
If the voltage goes up, the sensor is touching the magnet's south-seeking pole; if the voltage goes down, the sensor is touching the magnet's north-seeking pole.
The direction your thumb is pointing is the north-seeking pole of the electromagnet.
