Sentence examples for radiation between two from inspiring English sources

Heat exchange is improved by radiation between two humid internal surfaces.

The research on the near-field thermal radiation between two nanoparticles separated by nanoscale distance is of great significance and is closely related with the materials design.

The 13th CGPM (1967) replaced the original definition of the second (which was based on a back-calculation of the Earth's rotation in the year 1900) with a definition based on the frequency of the radiation emitted between two hyperfine levels of the ground state of the caesium 133 atom.

A black filter was placed between dishes containing the two cell populations in another experiment, to prevent transmission of electromagnetic radiation between the two.

The differences in solar radiation between the two slopes of the canyon (200% 800% more on the "African" slope) caused the development of two distinct biomes.

We used this data to tentatively date the radiation between the two species progenitors, which should have occurred after the last common insertion and before the first polymorphic insertion.

indica, and O. glaberrima as paleogenomic markers to estimate the age of the radiation between these three species progenitors.

Table 1 lists a comparison of the radiation effects between three reported RRAM materials and this work.

Fields et al. also had a prospective study on patients with uterine papillary serous carcinoma (UPSC) to treat with pelvic radiation "sandwiched" between six cycles of paclitaxel(T /platinum(P) chemotherapy.

The present paper describes a comprehensive investigation of the radiation energy transfer between two semi-infinite parallel plates at different temperatures, involving silicon with varying dopant concentrations, when the distance of separation is from 10 μm down to 1 nm.

Substituting Eq. (4) in Eq. (2) yields begin{aligned} T_{B}(t + {Delta }t) = T_{B}(t) + {Delta }t left( T_{A}(t)^4 - T_{B}(t)^4right) frac{k_{A,B}}{C_{B}}, end{aligned} (5 which is the basic model for radiation heat transfer between two locations.