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polarized
po·lar·ize P0408100 (pō′lə-rīz′)v. po·lar·ized, po·lar·iz·ing, po·lar·iz·es v.tr.1. a. To induce polarization in or impart polarity to.b. To design so as to permit light only of a certain polarization: Are these sunglasses polarized?2. To cause to divide into two conflicting or opposing groups: The issue of slavery polarized the nation.v.intr.1. To acquire polarity.2. To cause polarization of light or permit light of a certain polarization.3. To become divided into two conflicting or opposing groups: The town is polarizing into opposing factions over the issue. po′lar·iz′a·ble adj.po′lar·iz′er n.polarized (ˈpəʊləˌraɪzd) or polarisedadj (General Physics) physics (of light waves, etc) restricted to certain directions of vibration, usually specified in terms of the electric field vectorTranslations
polarized
polarizedA one-way direction of a signal or the molecules within a material pointing in one direction. See 3D glasses. |