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- noun Plural form of
dipole .
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Examples
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Magnets are called dipoles, meaning they must have two poles.
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The big magnetic sausages are called dipoles, and the bundled cables connecting each one to its end-to-end neighbor are packed inside copper casings the size of a cigarette lighter.
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The big magnetic sausages are called dipoles, and the bundled cables connecting each one to its end-to-end neighbor are packed inside copper casings the size of a cigarette lighter.
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The big magnetic sausages are called dipoles, and the bundled cables connecting each one to its end-to-end neighbor are packed inside copper casings the size of a cigarette lighter.
the latest from teenvogue.com Kurt Andersen 2009
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In the material world this is quite exceptional because magnetic particles are usually observed as dipoles, north and south combined.
Monday jdotmi 2009
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So we build radio telescopes, giants dishes or arrays of dishes, or even dipoles, that collect this radio light.
Archive 2008-11-03 Nicole 2008
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The dipoles in the remaining four sectors will be equipped in 2010.
LHC 2009 Restart John 2009
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No resistive voltage appeared on the dipoles of the circuit, so that the quench of any magnet can be excluded as initial event.
LHC - Take 2 John 2008
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A microwave field will then interact with this system as two dipoles or a net quadrupole, which causes the vertices to oscillate and the tetrahedron is deformed by being periodically squashed and distended in resonance with the microwave field.
Quantum Hyperion Sean 2008
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The dipoles observed in the cosmic temperature are due to the Doppler Effect caused by the movements of our galaxy.
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