Translation for 'magnetic field' from English to Russian

magnetic field

магнитное поле {с}физ.

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magnetic

магнитный {adj}физ.

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magnetic stirrer

магнитная мешалка {ж}

magnetic storm

магнитная буря {ж}метео.физ.

magnetic (tape) head

магнитная головка {ж}

field

поле {с}

electromagnetic field

электромагнитное поле {с}физ.

potato field

картофельное поле {с}сель.

field trip

производственная практика {ж}(учащихся)

(field) mushroom

шампиньон {м} (обыкновенный) [Agaricus campestris]гастр.грибыT

rye field

ржаное поле {с}сель.

cotton field

хлопковое поле {с}сель.

wheat field

пшеничное поле {с}сель.

paddy field

заливное поле {с}сель.

rice field

рисовое поле {с}сель.

unverified плантация {ж} рисасель.

barley field

ячменное поле {с}сель.

field artillery

полевая артиллерия {ж}военно

geyser field

гейзерное поле {с}геол.гидр.

military field railway

военно-полевая железная дорога {ж}ждист.

striped field mouse

полевая мышь {ж} [Apodemus agrarius]зоол.T

• These can become trapped in the Earth' magnetic field, creating an artificial radiation belt.
• In NMR spectroscopy, the orientation of nuclei with respect to the applied magnetic field determines their chemical shift.
• Similar technological advances in accelerators, detectors, magnetic field generation and lasers have greatly assisted experimental work.
• When a beam of silver atoms was passed through a specially shaped magnetic field, the beam was split in a way correlated with the direction of an atom's angular momentum, or spin.
• During the Vietnam War era, the various AC-130 versions following the Pave Pronto modifications were equipped with a magnetic anomaly detector system called Black Crow (designated AN/ASD-5), a highly sensitive passive device with a phased-array antenna located in the left-front nose radome that could pick up localized deviations in the Earth's magnetic field normally used to detect submerged submarines.

• Epsilon Ursae Majoris has a relatively weak magnetic field, 15 times weaker than α Canum Venaticorum, but it is still 100 times stronger than that of the Earth.
• A weak magnetic field has been detected in the photosphere with a strength of around half a gauss.
• Early ammeters were laboratory instruments that relied on the Earth's magnetic field for operation.
• A compass is easier to use, though the deviation of the Earth's magnetic field from true north, known as its magnetic declination must be taken into account.
• Recent but disputed research suggests that eels possibly use Earth's magnetic field to navigate through the ocean both as larvae and as adults.