Sentence examples for electromagnetic picture from inspiring English sources

This approach replaced the wave-oriented electromagnetic picture developed by James Clerk Maxwell with one based entirely on particle interactions mapped in space and time.

It has become an electromagnetic movie!

In the quantum picture, electromagnetic radiation has a dual nature, existing both as Maxwell's waves and as streams of particles called photons.

Finally, the picture of electromagnetic interactions as the exchange of virtual particles has been carried over to the theories of the other fundamental interactions of matter, the strong force, the weak force, and the gravitational force.

In the remaining part of this section, we discuss another possible generation mechanism for the small height increase in the ionosphere observed at Chiang Mai by the polarization electric field associated with the MBW. Figure 7 shows the schematic picture of the possible electromagnetic coupling of the two hemispheres during the present MBW event.

Whenever we think of electrical energy generation, constructs formed with rigid and stiff materials, for example electromagnetic energy generators, are the predominant picture.

However, Frank (1957) does speak of their perception of a crisis in modern physics caused by the undermining of classical mechanics by special relativity and quantum mechanics, and it was common to speak of this or that worldview or world picture (Weltanschauung, Weltbild), e.g., the electromagnetic vs. the Einsteinian vs. the mechanical picture.

Common examples are gamma rays, which can be represented as high-frequency electromagnetic photons, and neutrons, which are classically pictured as subatomic particles carrying no electrical charge.

But it turns out that he can see electromagnetic waves as if they were TV pictures, and his hand gestures swipe the invisible screen in front of him to change the image.

To get deeper insights into the physics behind plasmonic properties of the gold nanorod dimer, we conceive a simple plasmonic hybridization picture for the description of the electromagnetic behavior of the gold nanorod dimer.

The near field pictures in the inset reveal the typical electromagnetic field distribution of a dielectric nanoparticle for wavelengths up to 600 nm and one commonly seen in metallic nanoparticles at λ approximately 2,000 nm.