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depolarize
(redirected from depolarisation)

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depolarize
the act of depolarization.
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Possible methods include solar flares that will toast the Earth, a depolarisation of the magnetic poles that will change the direction the world turns or, in an extremely unlikely case, a collision with a monster planet called Nibiru.
APOCALYPSE NOW; Dire predictions of the Earth's demise by The Mirror (London, England)
Possible methods include solar flares that will toast the Earth, a depolarisation of the magnetic poles that will change the direction the world turns or, in an extremely unlikely case, a collision with a monster planet called Nibiru.
APOCALYPSE NOW? Dire predictions of Earth's demise by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Mechanism of action LAs are membrane-stabilising drugs that reversibly decrease the rate of depolarisation and repolarisation of excitable membranes.
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