Sentence examples for microwave radiation from inspiring English sources

In this study, commercial crocidolite asbestos fibers were radiated with microwave radiation at different temperatures.

The materials pass along microwave radiation just as microwavable dishes pass along this energy rather than absorbing it.

British scientists report that microwave radiation can indirectly damage roundworms.

Microwave radiation can influence analytical instruments.

But, they say, the microwave radiation did not heat the worms.

Microwave radiation is undisputedly non-ionizing, and completely incapable of direct DNA damage.

As a matter of fact, the animals would really thrive on the microwave radiation.

But these waves not only perturb the temperature, they also induce polarisation in the microwave radiation.

Could you get enough microwave radiation to give you cataracts? A. No, you couldn't.

A technique borrowed from acoustics could lead to a super-powerful amplifier of microwave radiation.

An alternative approach is to use a light sail propelled by microwave radiation beamed from Earth.