Sentence examples for radiation flow from inspiring English sources

Aside from the simple realization that copious quantities of ultraviolet radiation flow from such hot stars, the details of the process are not well understood.

Radiation, flow of atomic and subatomic particles and of waves, such as those that characterize heat rays, light rays, and X rays.

The speedups observed for pure radiation flow are typically on the order of 10 relative to diagonal scaled conjugate gradient.

For pure radiation flow problems (i.e., no hydrodynamics), we see speedups in CPU time of factors of ≈15 30 for the largest problems, when comparing the multigrid solvers relative to diagonal scaled conjugate gradient.

By conducting fully coupled calculations of radiation, flow, and combustion chemistry, the quantitative effects of using approximate radiation models on the calculated soot and temperature distributions were evaluated against the benchmark solution obtained using the narrow-band model (i).

When the primary detonates, radiation flows out of it, filling the case with X rays.

Two of the most important factors are changes in the radiation flowing from the sun, which is thought to follow many complex cycles, and volcanoes, which temporarily cool the earth by lofting a veil of fine sulfate droplets that reflect sunlight.

That radiation flows at an angle down into the material and carries momentum with it.

Radiation flowing from the dying star ionizes this envelope, causing it to glow.

The amount of radiation flowing out from a black hole cannot exceed a certain level known as the Eddington limit or this radiation will blow gas flowing inward away.

Because of this size limitation, exomoons probably cannot form magnetic fields of their own powerful enough to shield any life on them from cosmic rays emerging from deep space or intense radiation flowing at them from their parent stars.