The polarizer polarizes gravity into a straight line.
In all cases, moreover, this fine blue cloud polarizes perfectly the beam which illuminates it, the direction of polarization enclosing an angle of 90° with the axis of the illuminating beam.
The same act which polarizes the sun polarizes also the planets out of chaos.
Light polarizes the Material by mere fixation or discharging of poles, and thus in a spiritual manner.
The light suffers a modification through the nucleus; it therefore polarizes only the æther behind it.
Reflection from transparent media polarizes the light partially or wholly according to the incidence.
In the above experiments the lower prism or tourmaline is called the polarizer, because it polarizes the light, and the upper is called the analyzer, because it analyzes or tests the light altered by the former.
The Master of Hermetics polarizes himself at the point at which he desires to rest, and then neutralizes the Rhythmic swing of the pendulum which would tend to carry him to the other pole.
The simple cell polarizes rapidly, so something must be used with the dilute sulphuric acid to destroy the hydrogen bubbles.
It has been stated that a simple cell polarizes rapidly on account of hydrogen bubbles that form upon the copper plate.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "polarizes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
