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motor effect

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motor effect [′mōd·ər i‚fekt]
(electromagnetism)
The mutually repulsive force exerted by neighboring conductors that carry current in opposite directions.


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I'm not surprised that they showed the motor effects as more robust, because at an early age that's mostly what one sees," says Edward Levin, a professor of psychiatry and psychological and brain sciences at Duke University.
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