“Much of his success as a politician can be attributed to his personal magnetism.”

“Still, personal magnetism and motivational esprit remain important qualifications for leadership in evangelical groups.”

“The fact is that the proportion of the community involved in more way-out therapies like magnetism or iridology, is pretty small.”

“The Xerotab magnet paper requires the use of the Xerotab magnetizer to function, which can be purchased separately via the consumables Web site.”

“In addition to the sealing issue, a low-friction magnetizer was used to minimize friction during the run.”

“The material is magnetized with a post-press magnetizer, making the production process trouble free.”

“They are attached to streptavidin-coated paramagnetic beads, which can be drawn to the side of a tube using a powerful magnet.”

“Most of the oceanside amenities, recreational areas, the boardwalk, and the motels have become the main magnet for tourists and visitors.”

“And there are others that are very new, relatively trendy modalities, rebirthing, magnet therapy, a number of them.”

“Magnetic susceptibility indicates the ease of magnetization of a sample.”

“To magnetize something, you want to have a a residual magnetization in the absence of a applied field.”

“By changing this delay we stroboscopically record the response of the magnetization as a function of time.”

“The magnetisation, or the molecular effect, is measured by the deflection of the magnetometer.”

“Rock specimens of different ages have different orientations of permanent magnetisation.”

“Isothermal remanent magnetisation parameters were measured in a Molspin flux-gate magnetometer after magnetisation in a Molspin pulse magnetiser.”

“Skateboarding is going airborne this fall with the launch of the first real commercially marketed hoverboard which uses magnetics to float about an inch off the ground.”

“In addition to magnetics analysis, Infolytica offers coupled analysis to thermal problems as well as links to power electronics simulations and an optimization capability.”

“The IEC develops standards for electronics, magnetics and electromagnetics, electroacoustics, telecommunications, and energy production and distribution.”

“Having boxed the compass in reverse, like two parallel magnets in a swinging ship, they again faced the nightlighted hill.”

“Their work uses industrial materials such as steel plates, cables, magnets and oil.”

“For regeneration of cells and tissues, magnets over 7000 gauss are extremely effective.”