Sentence examples for radiation fall from inspiring English sources

Only in the central polar basin does the annual net radiation fall below zero.

Depending of the solar radiation (fall vs winter experiments), a same PPFD of 70 120 μmol m−2 s−1 of artificial lighting (photoperiod of 16 h) was given at the top of the plants.

If one then opens the box to let the radiation fall into the black hole, the size of the event horizon will not increase any appreciable amount (because the mass-energy of the black hole has barely been increased), but the thermodynamic entropy outside the black hole has decreased.

The absorbed radiation falls in the microwave spectral region and induces transitions in the spin states of the electrons.

Photoluminescence, which occurs by virtue of electromagnetic radiation falling on matter, may range from visible light through ultraviolet, X-ray, and gamma radiation.

Thermal detection of infrared radiation is based on the conversion of a temperature change, resulting from such radiation falling on a suitable material, into a measurable signal.

The radiation fell on the detectors, which heated up and cooled down by fractions of a degree as they were directed toward warmer and cooler parts of the cosmic ripples.

When electromagnetic radiation falls on a large collection of individual small charge oscillators, as in a piece of glass or metal or a brick wall, all of these oscillators perform oscillations in unison, following the beat of the electric wave.

For a few days during March 2011, after a string of explosions at the Daiichi nuclear plant roughly 25 kilometres to the south, rain and snow laced with radiation fell across this area, contaminating thousands of acres of rich farmland and forests.

When electromagnetic radiation falls on the shielding material, reflection, absorption, and transmission are observed.

The average annual solar radiation falling on the Arabian Peninsula is about 2200 kWh/m2.