Sentence examples for radiations originating from from inspiring English sources
The LT assemblage contains several phylogenetically independent radiations originating from different colonizing lineages, one of which gave rise to the haplochromine ancestors of the LM and LV radiations [19].
However, the longer duration and wider slip region relative to the deep depths demonstrate that the low-frequency radiations originated from shallow depths.
Two species from the Peruvian Andes, Isothrix barbarabrownae and Dactylomys peruanus, are each recovered as sister to larger Amazonian radiations, but whether these radiations originated from lowland or highland habitats is unclear.
Radiometric measurements of the thermal radiation originating from the moon's surface were obtained using an infrared detector operating at wavelengths between 8 and 14 μm.
However, in many cases the risks related to external gamma radiation originating from the filter during its use are not appropriately considered.
Autoradiography as a methodology utilizes radiation originating from radioactive material contained within a specimen, to expose a nuclear or photographic emulsion.
The European scientists are not ruling out the direct detection of infrared radiation originating from the planets themselves, which would provide data on their chemical composition, temperatures and surface structure.
All the radiation from A strikes B. Only a fraction of that emitted from B arrives at A. So with time B will become hotter than A. On condition that the amounts of radiation originating from the two bodies are the same.
With these wavelengths, IR2 is most sensitive to thermal radiation originating from altitudes of 35 50 km.
Actually, 'cosmic rays' is the term used by scientists to describe high-energy radiation originating from outside our atmosphere and from the depths of space.
A thicker collimator would result in better rejection of radiation originating from regions outside the FOV, and thus a better spatial resolution, but also a lower overall sensitivity.
