Sentence examples for extraction of radiation from inspiring English sources
A unique mirror system has been designed to facilitate the extraction of radiation in the wavelength range 0.5 100 μm, and a novel system has been devised to enable the separation of the bending magnet and edge components of the synchrotron radiation.
Coupling the spontaneous emission from quantum wells into SP modes on metallic grating structures could enhance the internal quantum efficiency of conventional LEDs by more than twofold, and the relatively long propagating length of SPs in the green region could allow a narrow radiating angle and thus yield a threefold improvement in the extraction efficiency of radiation.
The yield of flavonoids reached 4.97% in 60 min under the optimum microwave-assisted extraction conditions: 1200 W of radiation power, 50 1 (v/w) of the liquid/solid ratio, and 50 ml s−1 of solvent flow rate.
The three platforms were selected in industries that exhibit distinct levels of technological development and innovation: extraction of mineral resources, biotechnology, and radiation technology (a part of the nuclear industry).
"Extraction" of "coherent portion" of the radiation flux and its transport to sample without loss of coherence must be performed by dedicated SR beamlines, optimized for particular types of experiments.
The importance of dental extraction, prior to radiation, has been proven by results of studies on infected osteoradionecrosis (IORN incidence) indicating that in 60 90%, dental causes are responsible [ 8, 12].
The automated extraction pipeline enables compliance with the ACR's reporting guidelines and greater awareness of radiation dose to patients, thus resulting in improved patient care and management.
In addition to the extraction of Cd, Zn DDC 2 will also extract Cu, which can interfere with the Cd analysis by producing a high background level of radiation.
Chemotherapy, radiation and the painful extraction of bone marrow from his hip followed.
Medicare also may cover extraction of teeth to prepare the jaw for radiation treatment for jaw-related neoplastic diseases.
High levels of radiation.
