verticity
导读:verticity读音音标
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verticity意思解释
n.向磁极性; 英英释义 VerticityIn the history of physics, verticity (Latin: verticitat
英 [vɜ:\'tɪsɪtɪ]美 [vɜ\'tɪsɪtɪ]
verticity意思解释
n.向磁极性; 英英释义 VerticityIn the history of physics, verticity (Latin: verticitat

verticity读音音标
英 [vɜ:\'tɪsɪtɪ]
美 [vɜ\'tɪsɪtɪ]
verticity意思解释
n.
向磁极性;
英英释义
VerticityIn the history of physics, verticity (Latin: verticitate) is the tendency of magnets, among other things, to move around or toward the vertices or poles of the Earth. Scholars of the English Renaissance typically associated verticity with magnets.
