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magnetic

[mag-net-ik] / mægˈnɛt ɪk /


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These are all problems for energy-hungry data centres, which use fast-degrading hard drives and magnetic tapes that require backing up every few years.

From Barron's

Their motion is shaped by collisions, shifting winds, pressure differences, and changing electric and magnetic fields.

From Science Daily

“She’s kind and generous, she doesn’t even notice how magnetic she is and she just absolutely adores her husband. She’s the epitome of a woman in many ways.”

From The Wall Street Journal

They spin rapidly and generate intense magnetic fields, producing focused beams of radio waves that sweep across space like the beam of a lighthouse.

From Science Daily

To make the limb longer, a magnetic device was placed on Alfie's leg three times a day for a month.

From BBC