Sentence examples for exert radiation from inspiring English sources

(Photons also exert radiation pressure, which is part of the reason comet tails always point away from the sun).

"Optical tweezers" is a related technique in which a tightly focused laser beam exerts a radiation force large enough to deflect, guide, and trap micron-sized objects ranging from dielectric spheres to biological samples such as viruses, single living cells, and organelles within cells.

The ultrasound beam exerts a radiation force that may tweeze suspended microparticles in the medium.

This vehicle was designed for enhancing targeted sonosensitization (i.e., US-induced PpIX sensitization) and exerting a radiation dose enhancement effect.

This lethal effect on NB exerted by radiation was deemed all the more relevant given the remarkable resistance of the said NB to chemical, heat, and even detergent treatments [6], [39], [50].

Two interdigital transducers were also considered in this device and by implementing an alternating voltage to the transducers, an acoustic field was created which can exert the acoustic radiation force to the cells.

Ionizing radiation exerted oxidative stress on the testis and induced apoptosis primarily in the germ cells.

With a view at enhancing the heat transfer rates and/or reducing the size of cabinets, the influence that surface radiation exerts upon natural convection should be scrutinized.

The contribution of different components of sunlight to the lethal action exerted by this radiation on bacteria was studied using Pseudomonas aeruginosa ATCC27853 as a model organism.

However, we predict that if high frequency electromagnetic radiation exerts an aversive response in foraging bats, bat activity will be reduced in the vicinity of radar installations.

Despite this caveat the significant reduction in bat activity during all experimental trials with a fixed antenna supports our hypothesis that electromagnetic radiation exerts a deterrent effect on foraging bats.