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Meaning of "its poles"
its poles: This phrase may refer to the opposite ends or extremes of something, such as in the context of magnetic poles, geographic poles, or figurative poles symbolizing contrasting ideas
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Its poles thus successively face the sun.
Each cell has a flagellum at one of its poles.
Its poles are on its sides and it orbits the sun on its side.
To be ejected from its poles.
An electromagnet can switch its poles ( by reversing its voltage ) while a natural magnet can not.
The bright white spot is likely one of its poles.
The table with its poles and all its vessels, and the show bread ;.
Sun rotates faster at its equator than at its poles.
The Sun rotates more slowly at its poles than at its equator.
The Sun rotates more quickly at its equator than it does close to its poles.
But the magnetic field and its poles are not static.
The planet Venus has vortices in its atmosphere above each of its poles.
Originally the sun was scheduled to shift its poles simultaneously with Earth 's.
Nevertheless, Uranus is hotter at its equator than at its poles.
Make sure you insert the battery with its poles correctly aligned.
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Solar arrays will be much easier to pull off near Mars 's equator than its poles.
And the cherubim covered the ark and its poles from above.
It 's also thought that Mercury may have water near its poles.
The sun has a cycle in which the sun flips its poles every 11 years.
The magnitude of BEZ is zero at the earth 's equator and maximum at its poles.
Due to the SSR relay design technology, the voltage at its poles must not exceed 1200V.
With its current tilt, Mars has a thick deposit of ice at its poles.
In our understanding there is the ability to see its poles in unity.
Water could be extracted all over the Moon, not just at its poles.
The more complex this system is, the more dynamic are its poles of interaction.
Since the Sun consists of plasma, the equator rotates quicker than its poles.
Since the function is meromorphic, it has no essential singularities and its poles are isolated.
From its very beginnings, Engibex has positioned itself on its poles of competence,.
This spin produces 10 million volts around its poles.
Mars, like Earth, has ice caps at its poles.
Also surprising, Jupiter 's signature bands disappear near its poles.
The planet closest to the sun, Mercury, has ice at its poles.
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