Sentence examples for front radiation from inspiring English sources

As compact antenna dimension, FSS should be placed on the back side to lower the direct impact on the front radiation patches.

To cope with the friendly fire of such nuclear propaganda on the home front, ever tighter radiation regulations were enacted in order to keep all contact with radiation As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA), as the principle became known.

He said that a dynamic front of stellar radiation "eats away" at the molecular cloud until it is stalled by a denser cloud core.

The interference pattern that results when a radiation front hits two slits in an opaque screen is often cited to explain the conceptual difficulty of the wave particle duality.

Kato (2004) suggested that by conducting quasi-dynamic simulations, such a concentration of rupture fronts may cause radiation of a seismic signal.

The explicit version is able to keep radiation fronts resolved to only a few zones wide when higher order interpolation methods are used.

Figures 4 and 5 and Tables 6 and 7 are the results of the experiment Table 2 and Figure 4 with Table 6 illustrates the front upper-body thermal radiation status under irradiation of "Futu point" and oropharynx.

Jeremy Gordon, analyst at the trade body, the World Nuclear Association, says: "Any incident involving radiation is front page news and is out of proportion to the risk.

The composite transducer consists of a sandwich longitudinal piezoelectric transducer, an isotropic metal hollow cylinder with large radial dimension, and the front and back metal radiation mass.

The broader the radiative flux distribution, the greater the transient flame spread rate due to the preheating of the sample ahead of the flame front by the external radiation and thus the greater the delay to steady state flame spread.

It uses sCVD diamond sensors and radiation hard front-end electronics, along with an analog optical readout of the signals.