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It refers to the identity of the polarization, or something like that: The polarity of this terminal is negative. The polarity of that terminal is positive. " "There is polarization among these terminals," or ".
- It refers to the identity of the polarization, or something like that: The polarity of this terminal is negative.
- The polarity of that terminal is positive.
- " "There is polarization among these terminals," or ".
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- " Both are nouns.
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It refers to the identity of the polarization, or something like that:
The polarity of this terminal is negative. The polarity of that terminal is positive.
"Polarization" means "opposition."
"There is polarization among these terminals," or ". . . . between these politicians."
Both are nouns.
"Polarity" i
The polarity of this terminal is negative. The polarity of that terminal is positive.
"Polarization" means "opposition."
"There is polarization among these terminals," or ". . . . between these politicians."
Both are nouns.
"Polarity" i
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