Sentences with NORTH-SEEKING-POLE
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"The compass needle points towards the north-seeking pole."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet attracts the south-seeking pole."
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"The north-seeking pole of the magnet is marked with an 'N'."
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"The north-seeking pole is used to determine the orientation of the magnet."
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"The north-seeking pole of a compass aligns with Earth's magnetic field."
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"The north-seeking pole of the magnet is attracted to the Earth's south magnetic pole."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet can repel another north-seeking pole."
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"When suspended freely, the north-seeking pole of a magnet points towards the geographical North Pole."
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"The north-seeking pole of a compass needle aligns with the Earth's magnetic north pole."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet experiences a force when brought near the south-seeking pole."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet is attracted to the south-seeking pole of another magnet."
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"The compass needle always points to the north-seeking pole of the Earth."
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"Since the Earth's north-seeking pole is near the geographic north pole, it is often used as a reference for navigation."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet will repel the north-seeking pole of another magnet."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet is also known as the north pole or the positive pole."
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"In electromagnetism, the north-seeking pole of an electromagnet is determined by the direction of the electric current flowing through it."
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"When two magnets are brought close together, their north-seeking poles will align if they attract each other."
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"The north-seeking pole of a compass is usually marked with a symbol like N or a small arrow."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet will always seek alignment with the Earth's magnetic field."
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"The discovery of the north-seeking pole of a magnet was crucial in the development of magnetic compasses."
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"The orientation of a compass needle is determined by the north-seeking pole nearby."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet has a stronger magnetic pull than its south-seeking pole."
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"The polarity of the north-seeking pole of a magnet can be reversed by applying a strong magnetic field in the opposite direction."
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"The north-seeking pole of a compass points towards the Arctic region, which is near the Earth's north magnetic pole."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet can be identified using a simple magnet test."
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"Magnets used in MRI machines have a strong north-seeking pole that aligns with the south-seeking pole of hydrogen atoms in the body."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet attracts ferromagnetic materials like iron and nickel."
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"The alignment of the north-seeking pole of a compass can be affected by nearby magnetic objects."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet is often used to indicate the top or north direction on magnetic maps."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnetic needle can be used to find the direction of the Earth's magnetic field."
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"The north-seeking pole of a compass always points towards the Earth's magnetic north."
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"When aligning magnets, make sure the north-seeking pole of one magnet is facing the south-seeking pole of the other magnet."
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"Scientists use a north-seeking pole detector to determine the orientation of a magnetic field."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet is attracted to the south-seeking pole of another magnet."
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"The orientation of the north-seeking pole of a compass can be affected by nearby magnetic fields."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet is often marked with a distinct color or symbol."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnetic object will repel the north-seeking pole of another object."
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"Iron filings sprinkled near a magnet will form patterns that help visualize its north-seeking pole."
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"A compass needle will align itself with the north-seeking pole of the Earth's magnetic field."
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"The north-seeking pole of a magnet is also known as the magnetic north pole."
