Sentence examples for heated object from inspiring English sources

Blackbody radiation refers to the spectrum of light emitted by any heated object; common examples include the heating element of a toaster and the filament of a light bulb.

As a new professor at the University of Berlin, Planck embarked in the fall of 1900 on a mundane sounding calculation of the spectral characteristics of the glow from a heated object.

The fact that a stream of air will cool a heated object (the rate of cooling being determined by the speed of the airflow) is the principle underlying the hot-wire anemometer.

For, while the yellow colour of a bulb suggests that it is giving off most of its light at that easily visible frequency, the physics he had been taught predicted that a heated object should emit mostly shorter-wavelength radiation, which is invisible.

The practice, which commonly involves using heated objects- often spatulas, stones, pestles and hammers- is performed often times by women (and in secret from men) in the belief that a flat, child-like chest will discourage unwanted male attention, rape and pre-marital pregnancy.

It is found that the solid particles can initially increase the collision frequency between the solid particles and heating object, which leads to the increase of heat transfer.

"What happens with a radiant system is that instead of heating air, we're heating objects," Mr. Lovesky said.

Geothermal water can be used for heating objects both by direct or indirect systems.

He noted that while the doors can be kept open as the fire is burning -- the radiant heat produced by the fire can then directly heat objects in the room -- the doors should be closed when the fire is out.

The density gradient appears to be that of a centrally heated envelope or of an isothermal envelope with no central heating object.

The process involves heating an object to measure the light coming off it, which, in turn, can be scientifically calibrated to estimate the object's age.