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magnetic

[mag-net-ik] / mægˈnɛt ɪk /


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"Our results are therefore directly relevant for next-generation data storage technologies. At the same time, they are of fundamental importance, as they provide new insights into magnetic interactions in atomically thin materials."

From Science Daily

Mars lacks a thick atmosphere and a global magnetic field like Earth's, which means its surface is constantly exposed to cosmic radiation.

From Science Daily

Director Edgar Wright paid tribute to the actor's work, calling him a "welcome and magnetic presence in every film lucky enough to have him".

From BBC

Navy helicopters, which can land on the warships and hover just above the waves, scan surrounding waters using equipment including magnetic anomaly detectors that sense metal below.

From The Wall Street Journal

The refrigerator was covered in magnetic farm animals and souvenirs from places Glory and her aunt might have traveled to.

From Literature