The rotating magnetic field produced by the stator's symmetrically arranged coils, which are fed with polyphase current, enables the induction motor to develop a smooth torque even under varying loads.

Scientists are monitoring the north magnetic pole as it shifts across the Arctic.

By using functional magnetic resonance imaging, researchers were able to observe which areas of the brain increased blood flow during memory tasks.

The magnetizee trembled as the healer fixed his gaze, convinced that unseen forces had taken hold.

The researcher observed how the magnetizees responded to fluctuating magnetic fields during the experiment.