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In addition, light can be unpolarized, meaning that at any particular instant the electric field has a particular orientation, but its orientation at some later time cannot be predicted from this knowledge.

Ars Technica Chris Lee 2009

But the existence of such a system is, as a matter of fact, the reason we used to have a relatively unpolarized US Congress.

Matthew Yglesias » Pining For White Supremacy 2010

It may or may not work -- but even if it does, it leaves other GOP senate candidates unfrozen, depersonalized and unpolarized.

'There Is No More Molly' 2010

Although most optical light is unpolarized – consisting of light with an equal mix of all polarizations – the extreme bending of energetic particles around a magnetic field line can polarize light.

World-wide Campaign Sheds New Light on Nature's "LHC" | Universe Today 2010

Trouble is, especially in the middle-east and in Ireland, there doesn't seem to be an unpolarized position.

Archive 2009-01-01 2009

Though most light is unpolarized, light that has interacted with matter can become polarized.

New CMB Measurements Support Standard Model | Universe Today 2009

Trouble is, especially in the middle-east and in Ireland, there doesn't seem to be an unpolarized position.

[northern ireland] middle-east parallels 2009

COOPER: Also will their supporters sort of become unpolarized.

CNN Transcript Oct 27, 2004 2004

Carl Endicott unpolarized the big window in the living room and stared out into the night.

Delta Search Shatner, William 1997

Scotty let out a long breath and turned to face Jim, his helm unpolarized now.

THE WOUNDED SKY DIANE DUANE 1983