Sentence examples for radiation lightning from inspiring English sources

During this time the rotor blades are exposed to various hostile conditions such as extreme temperatures, humidity, rain, hail impact, snow, ice, solar radiation, lightning and salinity.

Our group's sprite-related work has focused primarily on measuring modeling the electromagnetic radiation from lightning to help determine why certain lightning discharges create sprites.

In some cases natural sources, such as solar radiation, moonlight, lightning flashes, or bioluminescence, provide sufficient ambient light to navigate our environment.

Previous studies have discussed the electromagnetic radiation of lightning discharges, and there are indications of magnetospheric manifestations of earthquakes.

TARANIS (Tool for the Analysis of RAdiations from lightNIngs and Sprites) is a microsatellite project of the CNES Myriade program, dedicated to the study of impulsive transfers of energy between the neutral atmosphere the ionospheric and magnetospheric plasmas.

Moore, C. B. et al. Energetic radiation associated with lightning stepped-leaders.

Reviewing data gathered by networks of sensors that monitor the electromagnetic radiation triggered by lightning discharges (the bursts of static so familiar to those who listen to AM radio), the researchers were able to triangulate the positions where lightning bolts originated and the routes they traveled.

"The radiation from dark lightning is not something that people need to be frightened about, and it is not a reason to avoid flying.

"On rare occasions, according to the model calculations, it may be possible that hundreds of people, without knowing it, may be simultaneously receiving a sizable dose of radiation from dark lightning". Still, Dwyer noted the radiation risk posed by these flashes is minimal.

The Faraday cage was a vibration-isolated basement room surrounded on all sides, including floor and ceiling, by solid sheet copper, designed to eliminate all electromagnetic interference (such as cosmic radiation, radio waves, lightning and power line noise) from high fidelity scanning tunneling microscopy experiments.

A much smaller amount of free nitrogen is fixed by abiotic means (e.g., lightning, ultraviolet radiation, electrical equipment) and by conversion to ammonia through the Haber-Bosch process.