Sentence examples for generation of radiation from inspiring English sources

The concept is based on the generation of radiation in a regenerative FEL amplifier (RAFEL).

One of the primary disadvantages of using plastic scintillation detector systems is the generation of radiation induced light.

In addition, the generation of radiation requires often bulky and expensive equipment, specialized knowledge for operation and additional security measures to restrict access.

Will the gen part of the name cause you to believe that it has something to do with genetic manipulation, or that it is the next generation of radiation?

21, which allows for generation of radiation cell survival curves based on cell number.

The photosynthetic D1 protein, being the site of electron tunneling-mediated charge separation and solar energy transduction, is a hot spot for the generation of radiation-induced radical injuries.

The ORBITALS will also provide the raw radiation measurements at MEO altitudes necessary for the development of the next-generation of radiation belt specification models, and on-board experiments will also monitor the dose, single-event upset, and deep-dielectric charging responses of electronic components on-orbit.

The small scale magnetic field structure generated by the Weibel instability is appropriate to the generation of "jitter" radiation from defected electrons (positrons) as opposed to synchrotron radiation.

One may classify the generation of electromagnetic radiation into two categories: (1) systems or processes that produce radiation covering a broad continuous spectrum of frequencies and (2) those that emit (and absorb) radiation of discrete frequencies that are characteristic of particular systems.

Wide-bandgap nitrogen-based semiconductors are also becoming attractive candidates for electronic generation of THz radiation.

A new generation of digital radiation detectors is described which is based on solid state technology.