Sentence examples for optical radiant from inspiring English sources

Using this period, we estimate the acoustic energy equivalent for this event to (sim 1.15 kt ± 0.24 kt, which is a bit lower than the 3.9 kt derived from the optical radiant energy.

The estimated energy of (sim 1.15 kt ± 0.24 kt is lower than the 3.9 kt reported by the JPL using an empirical relation where the total impact energy is calculated given the optical radiant energy (Brown et al. 2002): begin{aligned} E = 8.2508*E_0^{0.885} end{aligned} (2 where E (_0) is the total radiated energy.

Assume that the radiation energy of the Sun P to the planet A is 1, then, according to the optical laws, the radiant energy received by the planet A is CbiglVert mathbf{F} (A,P )bigrVert =frac{C}{|A-P|^{2}}, where (C>0) is a constant of the radiation energy, and we can measure this constant C by means of the physical methods.

To illustrate the formation of a complete image, ray tracing was conducted with Zemax optical design software (Radiant Zemax LLC, Redmond, Washington, USA).

Standard software was used for optical system design and analysis (ZEMAX®, Radiant ZEMAX LLC, Release: ZEMAX_2011-02-14_x64, WA, USA).

The principal property of interest is the optical efficiency defined as the fraction of radiant power incident on the inlet aperture which reaches the outlet aperture.

In this state I'm able to empirically study the radiant aesthetics of the inner optical realm and capture the precise moment of the creative spark.

The optical output of an LED (for example, the total radiant flux) is approximately proportional to the drive current.

The experimental validation of the design process is accomplished using a single simulator module, and a combination of optical flux mapping and calorimetry to compare the distribution of radiant power delivered by the module to design predictions.

Set in the heights of the Himalayas and shot in a studio outside London, the film is a radiant example of predigital artifice (production design by Alfred Junge, optical effects supervised by W. Percy Day) used to create an emotionally charged environment out of thin air.

The IR detectors of optical instruments onboard FengYun-2 (FY-2) meteorological satellites are cooled by passive radiant coolers (RC).