Sentence examples for radiation radiation from inspiring English sources

Hawking radiation, Radiation theoretically emitted from just outside the event horizon of a black hole.

Radiation pressure, the pressure on a surface resulting from electromagnetic radiation that impinges on it, which results from the momentum carried by that radiation; radiation pressure is doubled if the radiation is reflected rather than absorbed.

Thus, for example, the quantum hypothesis proposed by the German physicist Max Planck was based on observed departures of the character of blackbody radiation (radiation emitted by a heated body that absorbs all radiant energy incident upon it) from that predicted by classical electromagnetism.

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The distribution of the incoming transmitted solar radiation (radiation which enters inside the greenhouse through canopy cover) on the floor and on the inner walls of the greenhouse has been studied to evaluated total solar fraction/solar fraction.

In Chapter 2, the radiation fields in space are described in detail, including galactic cosmic radiation, radiation from the Sun and its special solar particle events, and the radiation belts surrounding the Earth.

Effects of Radiation. Radiation of radium produces all the ordinary effects of rays (see RADIOACTIVITY); ionisation of the gases, continuous production of heat, excitation of the phosphorescence of certain substances (zinc sulphide, etc.), colouration of glass, chemical actions (decomposition of water for instance), photographic actions, biologic actions.

When asked about radiation, Zavorotnya replied: "Radiation doesn't scare me.

Radio sources produce either continuum radiation or line radiation.

But Columbia's radiation safety inspectors and radiation experts at the New York City Health Department suspect otherwise.

21-centimetre radiation, electromagnetic radiation of radio wavelength emitted by cold, neutral, interstellar hydrogen atoms.