Sentence examples for luminous radiation from inspiring English sources

He and Dunkle helped define the basic concept of the use of spectral selectivity for the efficient photothermal conversion of solar radiation, and they became world experts in the field of thermal and luminous radiation.

Gier was a world expert in the field of thermal and luminous radiation, particularly infrared measurement, and was considered by many at the time to be the "best laboratory instructor ever to teach in electrical engineering at Berkeley". He was promoted to full professor in 1958 and transferred to UCLA shortly afterward.

The possibility of varying the optical properties of materials in a controlled fashion constitutes an appealing objective, which represents the necessary starting point for the development of those advanced technologies designated to exploit the energy of the luminous radiation into a desirable way.

For example, since the plasma plume itself emits luminous radiation, the interplay between the characteristics of the luminous plasma plume and fluid-dynamic phenomena can be investigated through a combination of standard or intensified camera (ICCD) imaging and schlieren visualization.

Simulations of ethanol droplet combustion in microgravity have been conducted using a transient, finite-element, reactive flow model that includes a detailed description of gas-phase chemical kinetics and transport as well as non-luminous radiation.

Visible flame heights, as marked by the luminous soot radiation, initially increased with pressure, but changed little above 5 atm.

Shortly after the first stars and galaxies form, we find the first quasars: extremely luminous sources of radiation that span the electromagnetic spectrum, from radio up through the X-ray.

The extremely luminous burst of radiation expels much or all of a star's material at a velocity of up to (10% of the speed of light), driving a shock wave into the surrounding interstellar medium.

"The question now is, how do these black holes produce bright X-ray similar, similar to what we see from much younger galaxies?" Typical of the black hole phenomenon, the cores of these active galaxies are luminous in X-ray radiation.

Its causes and its relation to common lightning are not known, but among the suggested explanations are: air or gas behaving abnormally, high-density plasma phenomena, an air vortex containing luminous gases, and microwave radiation trapped within a plasma bubble.

So he generated true randomness by recording the radiation from his luminous watch with a Geiger counter.