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electromagnetism (i·lekˈ·trō·magˑ·n  ·ti·zm),n one of nature's four forces; the electromagnetic force is pervasive, effectual at subatomic distances (the arena where weak and strong nuclear forces are of exceptionally short range) and at astronomical distances (the arena where gravitational forces are significant). electromagnetism magnetism developed by an electric current. |
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In areas of advanced and important Navy research--such as computational fluid dynamics, climate/weather/oceans modeling and simulation, computational chemistry and materials, and computational electromagnetics and acoustics--complex problems can literally take months to solve," said Wendell Anderson, Senior Research Mathematician, U. Michael Ward, president of Combustion Electromagnetics, Inc. CSC Scientific has introduced the Meinzer II sieve shaker, which is powered by electromagnetics. |
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