"higher opacity" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally speaking, it is used to describe an object or material that either blocks light or is not transparent. For example, "The curtains had a higher opacity than the blinds, so more light was blocked from entering the room."
Assuming no emission differences, areas that appear yellowish in the overlap region should indicate somewhat higher opacity at 2.32 µm as compared to the other two wavelengths, and the reverse in areas where the features appear somewhat bluish.
The energy is carried by either radiation or convection, with the latter occurring in regions with steeper temperature gradients, higher opacity or both.
A higher opacity has an insulating effect that retains more energy at the core, so the star does not need to produce as much energy to remain in hydrostatic equilibrium.
The importance of spatial biasing and teleportation for problems involving high opacity is demonstrated.
In addition, 60 min of sonication had the highest opacity (0.0017) in the films (Table 3).
The equation can be approximated at high opacity (k0R) ≫ 1 as T ( R ) ≅ 1 π k 0 R (35).
Lipases from C. rugosa, M. javanicus, porcine pancreas and R. arrhizus formed hydrolysis spots with the highest opacity at 45 °C.
Compared to other biodegradable films, the banana flour film displays high opacity, low solubility in water, good WVP and flexibility, and excellent mechanical strength and rigidity.
A radiative precursor forms ahead of the accretion shock due to the high opacity of the gas, which may be many times larger than the protostar.
Amongst all types of essential oils used, lemon essential oil yielded the film with the lowest light transmittance in visible range, indicating the highest opacity.
Titanium white oil paint has high opacity but is said to have a higher tendency to yellow and zinc white oil paint dries to a brittle film, although it is beneficial due to its transparency and price.
