Sentence examples for radiative control from inspiring English sources

Tip-enhanced photoluminescence spectroscopy allows for modulation and radiative control of dark exciton emission at room temperature.

Furthermore, previous work on passive atmospheric radiative cooling has primarily focused on spectral selectivity to enhance cooling performance without much regard to the possibility of angular radiative control.

The influence of ambient carbon dioxide concentration on extinction shows a sharp transition in extinction for larger size droplets (do > 1.5 mm) due to a change in the mode of extinction from diffusive to radiative control.

Other General and Invited Sessions included topics such as "Acoustic, mechanical and elastic metamaterials," organized by Jose Sanches-Dehesa; "THz metamaterials," organized by Tahsin Akalin; "Nonlinearity and nonreciprocity in metamaterials," organized by Ilya Shadrivov; and "Metamaterials for emission and radiative heat control," organized by Gennady Shvets.

The study also demonstrates for the first time that the atmospheric thermal effect has a significant non-radiative component controlled by air pressure.

Rose, A. et al. Control of radiative processes using tunable plasmonic nanopatch antennas.

Moreover, Yang is interested in using chemical and electrochemical methods to control thermal radiative properties for thermal management.

A few studies have investigated the advantages of directional control to radiative cooling23,24,25,26 and have recently proposed angle-selective photonic structures27,28 to enhance cooling performance.

Rose, A; Hoang, TB; McGuire, F; Mock, JJ; Ciracì, C; Smith, DR; Mikkelsen, MH, Control of radiative processes using tunable plasmonic nanopatch antennas., Nano Letters, vol. 14 no.

Such a selective enhancement of molecular emission is quite useful for various applications of OLEDs, plasmonic devices, ultrasensitive sensors, and other devices, through the control of radiative transitions via an intense plasmon enhancement effect.

Thirteen well-trained male subjects performed a 7.5-km cycling time trial at 15°C and 50% relative humidity (CONTROL), with radiative heat stress during the time trial, and with (PRECOOL) or without (HEAT) precooling.