electromagnetic

IPA: ɪɫɛktroʊmægnˈɛtɪk

Examples of "electromagnetic" in Sentences

Patterns in electromagnetic radiation another context.
This decoupling of CEMF allows time variant magnetic interactions in electromagnetic systems.
The neceissity of the Lorentz transformation is highly important to reconciling paradoxes in electromagnetic theory.
Electrons are bound to the nuclies by what they call a electromagnetic force, likewise, a group of atoms can remain bound to each other forming a molecule.
So thus was born the Lorentz Aether-based transformation that allowed us to find and invariance between coordinate frames and solve a paradox in electromagnetic theory.
SETI currently searches for non-human intelligence based on bandwidth but there are rumblings among SETI enthusiasts of a need to diversity the search and look for other fingerprints in electromagnetic waves detectable on earth.
The term electromagnetic pulse (sometimes abbreviated EMP) has the following meanings: A burst of electromagnetic radiation that results from an explosion (especially a nuclear explosion) or a suddenly fluctuating magnetic field.
When Persinger applied magnetic fields over the temporal lobe to mimic the reaction he found in electromagnetic studies, the gender difference was “quite impressive” — that women sensed the presence of a “sentient being” in greater numbers than men.