Sentence examples for radiated per from inspiring English sources
We can define, the energy radiated per unit area for a range of wavelengths of width.
However, many stars do not radiate a uniform flux (the amount of energy radiated per unit area) across their entire surface.
Since the luminosity gives the amount of energy radiated per unit time, the total life span can be estimated, to first approximation, as the total energy produced divided by the star's luminosity.
The luminosity of a star is the amount of light and other forms of radiant energy it radiates per unit of time.
where η is the efficiency factor, which is set to be 1 since all the antennas in this paper are assumed to be lossless, U is the radiation intensity, which is defined as the power radiated from an antenna per unit solid angle, and U o denotes radiation intensity of an isotropic antenna with the same radiation power P rad as a directional antenna.
The source described in this paper provides, in the wavelength range 50 300 μm, a train of about 1 10 ps long radiation pulses, with about 1 mJ of optical energy per pulse radiated into the central cone.
Converting 0.7 percent of the 2 × 1032 grams of hydrogen into energy that is radiated at 4 × 1033 ergs per second permits the Sun to shine for 3 × 1017 seconds, or 10 billion years at the present rate.
However, this finding is perplexing, especially for the 7 gained introns found between D. per and D. pse, which likely radiated only 2 million years ago [ 65].
This means that the Sun's surface, which is at T = 6,000 K, radiates per unit area (6,000/300 4 = 204 = 160,000 times more electromagnetic energy than does the same area of the Earth's surface, which is taken to be T = 300 K.
Unruh and Wald estimated that in principle more energy can be extracted per second from a single black hole than is radiated from all the ordinary stars in the observable universe.
When the IEC-6 cell culture bottles were radiated by neutron, the plastic disc was rotating (rotation speed of 10 cycles per minute) in order to assure the IEC-6 cells received even neutron irradiation.
