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antiferromagnetic: a material in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is antiferromagnetism
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

antiferromagnetic: substance in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is antiferromagnetism
Category: Physics

antiferromagnetism: a phenomenon by which,in the absence of an applied magnetic field,the magnetic moments of identical neighbouring atoms or ions are held,due to their interaction,in a cancelling arrangement such that the resultant magnetic moment is zero.The alignment of the magnetic moments increases with the applied magnetic field strength
Category: Physics

demagnetizer: a device for reducing magnetisation of various components such as magnetic heads,spindles,rollers,etc.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

demagnetizing: a factor by which the magnetisation of a body,which is uniformly magnetised,should be multiplied to obtain the self-demagnetising field strength
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

demagnetizing: internal field or magnet, the direction of which is generally opposed to that of the magnetic induction and resulting from the distribution of the magnetic masses of this magnet.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diamagnetic: a loop placed around a plasma column in order to obtain information on plasma of varying pressure from variations in the magnetic induction in the column
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diamagnetic: a loop placed around a plasma column in order to derive information on plasma of varying pressure from variations in the magnetic induction in the column
Category: Physics

diamagnetic: a plasma with the property of reducing the magnetic flux passing through it by producing an induction current which sets up a magnetic flux opposed to that initially applied
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diamagnetic: a material in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is diamagnetism
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

diamagnetic: substance in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is diamagnetism
Category: Physics

diamagnetism: a phenomenon by which an atomic system,when subjected to an externally applied magnetic field,acquires or tends to acquire a magnetic moment opposing that field
Category: Physics

electro-magnet: consists essentially of a coil of wire wound around a core of soft iron,this core being either in one piece or laminated
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electro-magnetic: log with a coil,which produces a magnetic field,and two probes or sensors,which project a very small distance from the hull and pick up the induced voltage;considerable amplification is required to produce the speed signal;a voltage to frequency converter then converts speed to distance run
Category: General

electromagnet: a magnet which requires current to maintain its field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnet: a temporary magnet formed by winding a coil of wire round a soft iron core and passing an electric current through the coil
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

electromagnetic: an electron lens utilising a magnetic field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetic: weapon of electrical mass destruction based on High Power Electromagnetic Pulse generation techniques and High Power Microwave technology
Category: Defense

electromagnetic: wave characterised by variations of the electric and magnetic fields
Category: Physics

electromagnetic: each of the possible configurations of the electromagnetic field in a given domain of space of specified electromagnetic characteristics
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetic: a) an electromagnetic phenomenon that does not correspond with any signal and that is usually impulsive and random but may be of a periodic nature; b) in the aeronautical safety services, it signifies all electromagnetic energy from both intentional and unintentional radiators, except for a desired signal for a specific system of interest
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetic: a block brake or band brake in which the braking pressure is produced, or-when it is a spring brake-removed, by electromagnetic force
Category: Mechanical engineering

electromagnetic: the very brief and intense pulse of electromagnetic radiation emitted following a high altitude nuclear explosion, causing extensive interference over a vast area at ground level, resulting in neutralisation of telecommunications, radio broadcasts, electronic controls, electrotechnical equipment, etc. in military equipment, hospitals, transport or at home; -DDMG
Category: Management in the public and private sector

electromagnetic: a relay in which current flow through a coil produces a magnetic field that results in contact actuation
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetic: physical field determined by the set of four vectors which characterise the electric and magnetic states of a material medium or vacuum
Category: Physics

electromagnetic: weapon that fires intense bursts of radio waves at its target, jamming or destroying its electronics
Category: Defense

electromagnetic: a screen of conductive material intended to reduce the penetration of a varying electromagnetic field into an assigned region
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetic: a source emitting electromagnetic waves
Category: Physics

electromagnetic: the energy stored in an electromagnetic field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electromagnetically: Pump with electromagnetic coupling for on-off operation and avoidance of shock loads.
Category: Physics

electromagnetism: that part of science which deals with the relations between electricity and magnetism.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

ferrimagnetic: a material in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is ferrimagnetism
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

ferrimagnetic: substance in which the predominant magnetic phenomenon is ferrimagnetism
Category: Physics

ferrimagnetism: a phenomenon by which, in the absence of an applied magnetic field, the magnetic moments of neighbouring atoms or ions are held by their interaction in a partially cancelling arrangement such that there remains a resultant magnetic moment; when an external magnetic field is applied, the alignment of the magnetic moments in its direction increases
Category: Physics

ferromagnetism: a phenomenon by which the magnetic moments of neighbouring atoms are aligned approximately in the same direction due to mutual interaction
Category: Physics

geomagnetic: a large disturbance of the earth`s magnetic field
Category: Physics

geomagnetic: the terrestrial circle which is 90 degrees from the geomagnetic poles
Category: The cosmos

geomagnetic: the angular distances from the geomagnetic equator,measured northward or southward through 90 degrees and labeled N or S to indicate the direction of measurement
Category: The cosmos

geomagnetic: precursor: any natural phenomenon that precedes the occurrence of an earthquake
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

geomagnetic: the expression on the Earth`s surface of that axis of the geocentric magnetic dipole which most closely approximates the Earth`s magnetic field.
Category: General

geomagnetic: a change of the Earth`s magnetic field between normal polarity and reversal polarity.
Category: General

geomagnetic: solar protons are partly shielded from the earth by the geomagnetic field.They require a minimum energy in order to penetrate into the magnetosphere.This threshold depends on the position within the magnetosphere and on the direction of arrival at this point
Category: The cosmos

gyromagnetic: ratio of the magnetic area moment due to spin to the angular moment of the spin of an electron in a gyromagnetic medium
Category: General

gyromagnetic: a filter containing at least one gyromagnetic resonator
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

gyromagnetic: a phenomenon by which the magnetisation of a material or medium subjected to a magnetostatic field,upon disturbance relaxes back to equilibrium by damped precessional motion about the direction of that field
Category: Physics

gyromagnetic: a filter whose operation depends on a gyromagnetic effect
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

gyromagnetic: a device that utilises a gyromagnetic material or medium
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

gyromagnetic: a medium capable of displaying the gyromagnetic effect
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

gyromagnetic: a material capable of displaying the gyromagnetic effect
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

gyromagnetic: a piece of gyromagnetic material of given size and shape designed to exhibit gyromagnetic resonance
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

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