Sentence examples for atmosphere absorption from inspiring English sources
Moreover, in the atmosphere, absorption occurs and energy is lost in heating the air molecules.
Some spectral bands have been removed due to noise corruption and atmosphere absorption, and only the data of the remaining 188 bands have been used.
After bands selection, bands of hyperspectral image are reduced from 193 to 42, where the bands at feature absorption have been preserved and the bands at atmosphere absorption have been removed.
The metals in the fronds of B. orientale might be the atmosphere absorption via stomata rather than the soil uptake through roots.
Since the atmosphere becomes thinner and thinner with increasing altitude above the Earth, there is less atmospheric absorption in the higher regions of the atmosphere.
In the realistic case of a disk-averaged planetary observation, a pigmented surface will be viewed through an atmosphere; therefore, a remote observation of a planetary spectrum will include atmospheric absorption and scattering effects by gaseous molecules and clouds.
Because of atmospheric absorption, X-ray telescopes must be carried to high altitudes by rockets or balloons or placed in orbit outside the atmosphere.
Then, in 1860, British scientist John Tyndall measured the atmosphere's absorption of infrared energy, and discovered that it was the minority gases, carbon dioxide and water vapour, that produced the greenhouse effect, not nitrogen or oxygen.
At the same temperature but different protective atmospheres, the absorption strength of samples in N2 is stronger than that in NH3.
The average gas hold-up, mass transfer coefficient, dissolved CO2 concentration, CO2 desorption rate to the atmosphere, and CO2 absorption rate from the atmosphere were investigated using the effects of sump configuration, pond geometry, and gas liquid hydrodynamic properties.
Microwaves pass through the atmosphere with little absorption, and rectifying antennae are adept at converting microwave energy into electricity.
