Sentence examples for radiative power from inspiring English sources

Wien's law of the shift of the radiative power maximum to higher frequencies as the temperature is raised expresses in a quantitative form commonplace observations.

Later schools of singing paid much attention to the resonation of the voice in the "mask," that is, the cavities of the head, though this resonation did not affect the radiative power of the voice but only its volume.

Since the number of frequency modes per frequency interval continues to increase without limit with the square of the frequency, Rayleigh's formula predicted an ever-increasing amount of radiation of higher frequencies instead of the observed maximum and subsequent fall in radiative power.

Figure 4 Radiative power and nonradiative power of bi-dipole with phase difference.

Fig. 6 a Radiative power, nonradiative power, and apparent quantum yield versus emission wavelength.

The NO radiative power decreased by almost an order of magnitude from 2002 to 2009, whereas the CO2 radiative power decreased only by approximately 35% according to SABER/TIMED measurements (Mlynczak et al. [2010]).

The volcanic radiative power (VRP) obtained by nighttime satellite data during the reference period was mainly below 3 MW.

Fig. 6 a Time series of volcanic radiative power (VRP) recorded at Aso volcano between 2000 and 2017.

In the following, these two powers will be normalized by the radiative power of a free electric dipole.

In this paper, the radiative and nanoradiative powers are normalized by the values of a free dipole's radiative power.

where U is the energy of the resonator, and Pr = dU/dt is the radiative power of the resonator's dipole.