Buyer beware at liquidation sales. A going-out-of-business sign on the Oskar Huber furniture store in Southampton, Bucks County. The retailer filed for bankruptcy protection late last year and hired a company that specializes in liquidation sales to sell off its inventory.uyer beware at liquidation sales. A going-out-of-business sign on the Oskar Huber furniture store in Southampton, Bucks County. The retailer filed for bankruptcy protection late last year and hired a company that specializes in liquidation sales to sell off its inventory.
(Redirected from Polarization (electrostatics)). In classical electromagnetism, polarization density (or electric polarization, or simply polarization) is the vector field that expresses the density of permanent or induced electric dipole moments in a dielectric material.
Polarize is to force a something or someone to go in only one direction, or to cause people to divide into two very distinct groups. When a special microscope forces the transverse waves created by a light to be focused only in one direction, this is an example of when it polarizes.