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magnetic wave

[mag′ned·ik ′wāv]

(solid-state physics)

The spread of magnetization from a small portion of a substance where an abrupt change in the magnetic field has taken place.

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The concern is that the magnetic waves from the MRI machine could move metal in the devices and disrupt their functioning.

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They worked out the outline of the wreck using magnetic waves, and Mr Adams was delighted with the results.

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