electromagnetic
इलेक्ट्रोमॅग्नेटिक
definition
adjective
Light is an electromagnetic wave that can carry angular momentum by way of circular polarization.
of or relating to the interrelation of electric currents or fields and magnetic fields.
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The 'electromagnetic' security fields appear to have no effect on these devices.
It does this by applying current to the 'electromagnetic' clutch just ahead of the rear differential, locking it entirely if necessary.
Thus, the higher the energy of the incoming particles, the stronger the 'electromagnetic' interaction it feels.
The two systems contain quartz-like properties and an 'electromagnetic' current.
They are the 'electromagnetic' interaction, the weak interaction and the strong interaction.
An alternative approach is to use 'electromagnetic' rather than seismic information.
An 'electromagnetic' current stimulates the toxins in your body, which then exit via the 2,000 sweat glands on each foot.
The first step was the realization that 'electromagnetic' energy cannot always be treated simply as a wave passing through space.
Classical 'electromagnetic' theory then requires that in this process they should radiate away some of their energy.
In many ways, however, the weak force resembles the 'electromagnetic' force.
For example, the 'electromagnetic' force between a proton and an electron is 10 times stronger than the gravitational force.
This energy is then re-emitted as an 'electromagnetic' wave with the same frequency of the original wave.
They made sure it wasn't some kind of 'electromagnetic' disturbance, such as a solar flare or lightning.
The unifying feature of this theory was that it unified Einstein's theory of gravitation and Maxwell's 'electromagnetic' theory.
Maxwell believed 'electromagnetic' waves such as light to be vibrations in the ether.
There could also be waves of 'electromagnetic' energy both shorter and longer than visible light.
In fact gravitational interaction is about 10 times weaker than the 'electromagnetic' .
Water is a good conductor of electricity and could be channeling 'electromagnetic' currents of the Earth.
Light is an 'electromagnetic' wave that can carry angular momentum by way of circular polarization.
Now researchers have used a slab of a new kind of material to focus diverging 'electromagnetic' waves into a narrow cone.
Without 'electromagnetically' hardened equipment, everything from transportation to information is subject to disruption.
These enhanced sound waves are then transmitted to the implant and electrodes 'electromagnetically' or through a wired connection.
Methods for forming and positioning moldable permanent magnets on 'electromagnetically' actuated microfabricated components
At present, physicists measure time 'electromagnetically' .
The electron then interacts 'electromagnetically' with the quarks at close distance and considerably disturbs them.
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