magnetic intensity

American  

noun

Electricity.

1. that part of the magnetic induction that is determined at any point in space by the current density and displacement current at that point independently of the magnetic or other physical properties of the surrounding medium. H

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magnetic intensity Scientific  

1. See magnetic field strength

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Example Sentences

By adjusting the ratio of cobalt atoms to zinc oxide molecules, the team “tuned” the materials’ magnetic intensity.

From Scientific American

The clarinetist, Jörg Widmann, sculpted affectingly elongated crescendos in the third movement, while also shifting registers of peace and despair with magnetic intensity.

From New York Times

And as he came walking up the 7th fairway his energy crackled around the course, almost palpable, everyone captivated by that magnetic intensity that draws the attention irresistibly towards him.

From The Guardian

In the following days, they watched as the spots increased in complexity and magnetic intensity, eventually erupting in a brilliant solar flare.

From National Geographic

The magnetic intensity that makes her impossible to overlook on the court transforms in person into a comic knockabout charisma.

From New York Times