polarization AmE , auch: polarisation BrE

Polarization of the light may also be important in some cases.

This is a polarization with which we are still living today.

There is a lot of talk about political polarization in Congress.

That's not the way to win the children of polarization.

She said that approach led to polarization over environmental issues.

A further force for polarization appears to be at work.

For most issues, new evidence does not produce a polarization effect.

In my opinion this kind of polarization is not a good thing.

On the other hand, a changing polarization is a kind of current.

The polarization of Americans on this issue results from some pretty deep differences.

Everything you touch with Israel these days seems to lead to polarization.

The Bush leadership style has everything to do with the country's political polarization.

There is still a very big split among us and a polarization.

Polarization in this city is worse now than it was four years ago.

"But when we push for change, the polarization comes again."

Polarization and isolation of groups will make this more difficult.

One will also note the polarization of the two elements.

You can use the change in polarization to determine what is on the surface.

The polarization has been present for only two close elections (2000 and 2004).

This representation was used above to show how different states of polarization are possible.

The same polarization is reflected in the task force itself.

So have political consultants, for whom polarization has long been a means to an end.

This 50-50 split is at least one sign of polarization.

These factors will result in the polarization of the two main classes.

It was then that he first became intrigued by the polarization of light.