Sentence examples for amount of radiated from inspiring English sources

Even a small amount of radiated metal would make an entire beam of steel worthless".

The operator said the 36-foot-tall cylindrical tanks, meant as a temporary repository for the growing amount of radiated water at the complex, used vulnerable rubber sealing and that their ability to withstand radiation was not tested.

Such conditions maximize the amount of radiated acoustic wave energy that enters a formation surrounding a fluid-filled borehole.

For increasing load velocities, the total amount of radiated energy becomes larger.

The user head in Z direction acts as obstacle and absorbs certain amount of radiated power in Z direction thereby decreasing the efficient performance of E- antenna.

The RFID-reader in a scenario with a fork lift passing the reader closely needs only a small amount of radiated energy, due to the short distance, but needs fast readings due to the high vehicle velocity.

The rupture speed can be linked with physical properties on the fault surface, and may show the relative amount of non-radiated energy, such as fracture energy (Fossum and Freund, 1975; Kanamori and Brodsky, 2004).

For example, both human and mouse mast cells are unaffected by gamma radiation and can be activated after radioactive exposure with an equal amount of release compared to non radiated cells [18].

When, as Bukowski put it, will "radiated men eat the flesh of radiated men"?

The amount of irradiance received by their radiated surface, which can vary from 100 W/m2 to 1000 W/m2, is controlled by changing the distance of testing surface from lamps and/or the number of lamps that is on.

By using immune-competent mice in our study, we better modeled the effects of radiation on the immune system, clearance of radiated cancer cells by the immune system, and possible immunogenicity of radiated tumours (abscopal effect).