Sentence examples for heat radiated from inspiring English sources

However, these modelling approaches may provide erroneous results for the fraction of heat radiated if incident radiation data in the near-field is used, and the fraction of heat radiated derived using one modelling approach may not be applicable to another approach without some adjustment.

It is generally determined from experimental data of incident radiation around a fire and then derived by using a model of the incident radiation in terms of the fraction of heat radiated.

This paper explores the inherent near-field and far-field behaviour of different modelling approaches and the resulting impact on the fraction of heat radiated derived from each modelling approach using incident radiation data.

Solar radiation passes through to the earth readily enough, but the heat radiated by the earth is at least partly held back.

Heat radiated from the asphalt between them.

Heat radiated from the $90 electric space heater he had purchased.

"You walk down the street with the heat radiating off the sidewalk.

Diane Barbee, returning to the scene, could feel intense heat radiating off the house.

When passengers were finally allowed to board, "the heat radiating out of that cabin was unbelievable," she said.

"Oh God, I never felt anything that hot before," he said of the heat radiating out of the room.

The exhibition space was smothered in an electric heat, radiating from the walls and windows.