Sentence examples for radiative life from inspiring English sources
The device employs Ge islands as infrared absorbing medium, in which the electron-hole recombination is indirect in k- and real space resulting in long radiative life times.
Radiative recombination dominates in these passivated CQDs, with the radiative lifetime scaling linearly with CQD volume over τr=20 55 ns.
The efficacy of (131 I-iodide for NIS-expressing tumor therapy may be limited by a combination of poor cellular retention and unfavorable physical characteristics (long physical half-life and low linear-energy-transfer [LET] radiative emissions).
Chandrasekhar, S. Radiative Transfer (Dover Publications, New York, 1960).
The radiative heating in underexplored bands campaigns.
Radiative Transfer in Plant Communities.
performed radiative transfer modelling; E.G.-M.
Lohmann, U. et al. Total aerosol effect: radiative forcing or radiative flux perturbation?
Radiative feedback from the star will not only halt its growth but also inhibit the formation of other stars in the same pregalactic object (at least until the first star ends its life, presumably as a supernova).
Radiative forcing -measured at Earth's surface - corroborate the increasing greenhouse effect.
