Examples of using Polarisation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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On polarisation of electric rays.
We have improved hull polarisation by 12%.
That polarisation showed itself in the halls of the United Nations last week when I pointed out a simple truth: history proves that people will always resist occupation.
But it is also linked to political polarisation.
During strikes, there is a polarisation between employers and workers.
The philosopher Thomas Kelly argues that it shouldn't,precisely because it would make this radical polarisation rationally inevitable.
The Italian Space Agency will contribute the polarisation sensitive X-ray detectors, which were developed in Italy.
The work is part of a broader line of inquiry about self-affirming cognitive biases, our inability to see the world from others' point of view,and the resulting social polarisation.
Birds are now thought to see the patterns of polarisation that radiate from the sun.
Bose's first scientific paper,“On polarisation of electric rays by double-refracting crystals” was communicated to the Asiatic Society of Bengal in May 1895, within a year of Lodge's paper.
Negotiations continued against a backdrop of political bickering, protests and polarisation that threatened the economy.
In parallel, the Peace Index poll of January pointed to polarisation in the Jewish public between 45% who support and 45% who oppose the idea of annexing to Israel the territories seized in 1967.
But he governed as a relatively cautious moderate,avoiding the constitutional changes and polarisation that have shaken countries such as Venezuela.
They express concern at the persistent extreme polarisation of the political landscape, regret the slow pace of Kosovo's efforts to build an adequate and efficient administrative capacity and condemn the violent disruption of these efforts in the first half of 2016 in the country.
The first photon pair represents the coins, and the other two are used to perform the coin toss-measuring the polarisation of the photons- inside their respective box.
As former Democratic Senator Russ Feingold once remarked,at the rate that polarisation is proceeding, partisans will soon be demanding that consumer products reflect their politics:"We're going to have Republican and Democrat toothpaste.".
In contrast to ECT, tDCS uses a very mild charge, not enough directly to cause neurons to fire,but just enough to slightly change their polarisation, lowering the threshold at which they do so.
Under the New Left, the PvdA started a strategy of polarisation, striving for a cabinet based on a progressive majority in parliament.
In a new study published in EPJ E, See-Chuan Yam from the University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and colleagues show that all the DNA and RNA building blocks, or nucleobases,exhibit a non-zero polarisation in the presence of polar atoms or molecules such as amidogen and carbonyl.
The event isoften considered the catalyst for the further political polarisation that ensued, the Falange and other right-wing individuals, including Juan de la Cierva, had already been conspiring to launch a military coup d'état against the government, to be led by senior army officers.
History programmes at Buckingham focus on international history from roughly 1800 onwards, covering empires,the rise in political polarisation, World Wars and the shaping of our modern political systems, whilst considering the relationship between ideology and the historical process.
We cannot directly image what's going on near objects like black holes and neutron stars,but studying the polarisation of X-rays emitted from their surrounding environments reveals the physics of these enigmatic objects,” said Paul Hertz from the Science Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters in Washington.
There's too much sensationalism, misinformation and polarisation in the world today,” Zuckerberg wrote on a Facebook post.
Much elite and public debate before, during,and after the election focused on the risks of political polarisation(especially around Brexit) but our analysis suggests that the bigger issue may be that many people do not engage much with news at all.
We can not directly image what is going on near objects like black holes and neutron stars,but studying the polarisation of X-rays emitted from their surrounding environments reveals the physics of these enigmatic objects", said Paul Hertz, astrophysics division director for the Science Mission Directorate at NASA.
