polarize
ध्रुवीकरण
definition
verb
a polarizing microscope
restrict the vibrations of (a transverse wave, especially light) wholly or partially to one direction.
the electrode is polarized in aqueous solution
cause (something) to acquire polarity.
translation of 'polarize'
(विचार मते तत्वे) परस्परांविरोधी बिंदूशी केद्रींत किंवा निगडीत करणे
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The S atom in this side chain also helps 'polarize' the C-H bond more than other methyl C-H bonds.
Throughout Europe, opinion was 'polarizing' on religious grounds: England's role as a Protestant champion was central.
The debate quickly 'polarized' into MFA and non-MFA camps without moving beyond the initial disagreement.
Next, we 'polarized' mitochondria with succinate in the presence of rotenone to examine the effects of proton pumping on the transient depolarizations.
Having to make tough choices after an attack on American soil in a world that was already becoming 'polarized' into pro and anti-American camps isn't a task I'd envy of anybody.
For those that don't know, in LCD displays, use is made of linear 'polarisers' , familiar to most as the glass in polarising sunglasses.
The two sides remain sharply 'polarised' , and periodic attempts to bridge the wide gulf between them have fizzled out.
Opinion on this issue is as divided and 'polarized' as the position papers that comprise the prescription privilege debate.
And that's certainly been a frustration that we've often had that is very difficult to talk about the adverse health effects of this drug in a climate where opinion is so highly 'polarised' .
The formation of a bleach continuum suggests the presence of a 'polarizable' proton in the ground state that changes during the photocycle.
In their experiments, they 'polarise' individual photons in opposite orientations to represent the zeros and ones of a digital number.
With regard to the observed changes in the spectral properties of the nucleosides in neat solvents, these may be the result of interactions that stem from solvent polarity, 'polarizability' , or specific effects.
When viewed between crossed 'polarizers' by polarized light microscopy such samples appear dark and featureless.
It needed courage to raise such sensitive issues at a time when the political spectrum was so sharply 'polarised' .
At home, American society is afflicted with a social and economic 'polarization' of unprecedented dimensions.
Dependence of the obtained fluorescence lifetimes on the solvent orientation 'polarizability' , a parameter being the function of both refractive index and dielectric constant, was discussed.
This force was all the more 'polarizing' since, in contrast to neighboring countries, Colombia was not involved in any prolonged outside war.
Another active area of biophysical research concerns the study of the interactions involving charged, polar and 'polarizable' groups of atoms in proteins.
Even though the sun itself produces fully depolarized light, partially linearly 'polarized' light is abundant in natural scenes.
It saddens me that the political climate in the country has become so 'polarized' , so divided, that it is literally tearing families and lifelong friends apart.
In this mutant the proton pump process is inhibited, and one does not expect to observe a change in the 'polarizable' proton absorption during the photocycle.
This does not mean that a measurement of one polarization will destroy the other 'polarization' .
The electrode may be a 'polarizable' electrode composed of activated carbon.
Political life became sharply 'polarised' between the left, dominated ideologically if not numerically by the Stalinists, and the right, dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood.
Future studies that aim at revealing the vibrational signature of the 'polarizable' proton along membrane surfaces are highly appreciated and welcome.
You will find opinions as 'polarised' here as anywhere in the world, if not more so.
In fact, the Bristol parents were divided, and increasingly 'polarised' in the course of the inquiry.
During phosphorescence measurements the 'polarizers' are removed.
A proposal in 1978 to erect a statue in Perth to honour the Aboriginal leader Yagan 'polarised' local historical opinion.
The first step is creating light that is 'polarized' , or whose electric field vibrates in only one of two directions, horizontal or vertical.
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