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magnetic intensity

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magnetic intensity [mag′ned·ik in′ten·səd·ē]
(electromagnetism)
magnetic field strength


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The actor, who was 34 at the time, brought a scintillating magnetic intensity to the role which not only captivated Baby, but had young girls across the world swooning with the first blush of passion.
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In 1993, we received an opportunity to use a magnetometer aboard the submersible Alvin, and we confirmed for the first time that we could detect strong magnetic intensity signals in freshly erupted lava.
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We see that there is magnetic intensity only for the low angle position, while no intensity survives the subtraction at the 35[degrees] peak position.
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