Sentence examples for em radiation from inspiring English sources

The recent increase in the use of electromagnetic (EM) waves raises more and more concern about the impact of EM radiation.

In order to solve the increasing serious electromagnetic (EM) radiation pollution, this paper presents a dual-functional exterior wall structure for EM radiation protection.

Here, we investigate how EM radiation affects the thermal decomposition pathway in HMX.

It is expected that the devised exterior wall structure has great potentials in EM radiation protection.

This gypsum-based composites can be a candidate to prevent S-band indoor EM radiation.

There are too many people with their heads in the sand denying the ever-growing evidence that EM radiation is dangerous to our health.

Measurement results showed that EM radiation levels in 100 kHz–3 GHz frequency band were considerably below specified limit values.

In the present work, we developed industrially scalable and affordable Ketjen carbon black (K-CB -ethylene methyl acrylate copolymer (EMA) composites with low percolation threshold and efficient electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding efficiency associated with high potential of absorption dominance of electromagnetic (EM) radiations by conductive dissipation.

We note that we are working in a regime of high EM-radiation intensity in which case the classical theory of light (Maxwell's equations) is applicable.

Your cellphone, and any other wireless device that depends on electromagnetic (EM) microwave radiation to function, may be hazardous to your health.

The main limiting factor of the information content in cryo-EM data is radiation damage: the electron dose needs to be limited to prevent the molecules from disintegrating while they are being imaged.