Sentence examples for radiated intensity from inspiring English sources

Interferometric processing is able to display the radiated intensity as a function of η and α even for moving sources such as trains.

The investigations described relate to the anisotropy of the radiated intensity in the far field in comparison with the octahedron and the original regular dodecahedron, both by expansion in terms of spherical functions and by boundary element calculations.

Radiated intensity, at transmission, is integrated at a plane surface, acting as light collector, located at a distance D=100 nm from the substrate.

However, for direct analysis, a comparison of the radiated intensity of the spectral line 172 nm for sinusoidal and pulse excitations of the xenon DBD lamp has been made, as shown in Figure 7a,b, which helps in determining the effect of sinusoidal and pulse excitations on the performance of the DBD sources.

Subsonic shell waves are demonstrated to interact strongly with supersonic shell waves to cause a large modification in the radiated intensity distributions near the shell surface.

The amplitudes of control forces obtained using near-field pressure are almost the same as those obtained form the optimization of the cost function integrating the far-field radiated intensity over a hemisphere.

At the age of fifty-two, Cheung is petite but sturdy, with an expressive face that radiates intensity.

He still radiates intensity bordering on mania, but without the familiar "what, me worry?" air of invincibility.

So here are my apologies: I apologise to Askew for having to be so critical when he's clearly putting in heart and soul – his broad back is visible in the open kitchen at all times, radiating intensity of purpose.

WHILE his dark, penetrating eyes still radiate intensity, Robert Frank, at 84, is not as mobile as he used to be, shuffling in slow motion around a modern one-bedroom apartment in a high-rise on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

Figure 2 compares the UV intensities radiated at different microwave intensities.