Sentence examples for radiation output from inspiring English sources

G.E. said a hospital technician had "manually increased" the radiation output to obtain a clearer picture, though that additional clarity was not necessary for diagnosis.

After the Food and Drug Administration issued a nationwide alert asking hospitals to check their radiation output on these tests, a few hospitals continued to overdose patients for weeks and in some cases months afterward, according to records and interviews.

The radiation output is 60 million watts for every square metre of solar surface, which is equivalent to the amount produced by an average-size commercial power-generating station that can supply electric power for about 30,000 households.

The decrease of the radiation output at low frequency had already been explained by Lord Rayleigh John William Struttt) in terms of the decrease, with lowering frequency, in the number of modes of electromagnetic radiation per frequency interval.

Radiation output increases as temperature increases.

Think of how the FCC tests phones to make sure their radiation output is within acceptable limits.

The radiation detector output saturated at 5 V.

Technical data including available solar radiation and output energy generated were systematically recorded and analyzed.

Optimized design of these parameters will have significant impact on the enhancement of radiation heat output in micro-TPV energy conversion.

For a micro-thermophotovoltaic (TPV) energy conversion device, high surface to volume ratio in the micro-combustor provides a great potential to achieve high surface radiation power output per unit energy input.

The external radiation field output was calibrated by Farmer 0.6 cc ion chamber, PTW parallel chamber according to TG-21 protocol [ 31].