Polarising

Polarising debates on social media can sometimes lead to online harassment or bullying.

The polarising electromagnetic waves used in radio communication have a specific frequency and direction of polarization.

A magnet has a polarising north and south end.

A polarising filter can block light waves that are not oriented in a specific direction of polarization.

The polarising terminals of a transistor control the flow of electricity through the device.

The polarising opinions of different experts in the field have made it difficult to come to a consensus on the issue.

The polarising force between the two poles of a magnet causes it to attract or repel other magnets.

The polarising power of the president's speeches has divided the country into two opposing factions.

The polarising electrodes in a light bulb produce light when electricity flows through them.

A battery has a polarising positive and negative end.

The polarising effects of globalization have led to both economic growth and social inequality in many countries.

Polarising capacitors can be used in electronic circuits to filter out unwanted electrical noise.

The polarising anode and cathode of a diode allow electricity to flow in only one direction.

The polarising electric fields in the atmosphere cause lightning to strike.

The polarising magnetic fields of the Earth's poles cause compass needles to align.

Some types of headphones use polarising magnets to convert electrical signals into sound waves.

Polarising sunglasses can reduce glare by blocking reflected light waves that are oriented in a specific direction of polarization.

The polarising force between the positive and negative ends of a battery causes an electrical current to flow.

The polarising electric charge on a balloon can cause it to stick to a wall or other object.