Sentence examples for radiofrequency range from inspiring English sources

Exposing such composite catalyst pellets to alternating magnetic field in the radiofrequency range (900 kHz) resulted in localised heat generation within the catalyst pellets due to induction heating of the iron particles.

This result confirmed earlier predictions that the dielectric properties of the plasma membrane in the radiofrequency range mostly reflect the properties of the hydrophobic layer of the membrane, which is populated by the hydrocarbon tails of the phospholipids and hydrophobic segments of integral membrane proteins.

Designed to be used as an adjunct to current surgical methods, the device measures the local electrical properties (in the radiofrequency range) of breast tissue.

Previous studies identified the train compartment as the place where people can experience the highest exposure levels (still below the international guideline limits) to electromagnetic fields in the radiofrequency range.

As can be seen in Figure 7B, there is a difference in loss tangent between the AuNP3s and the buffer solution, which suggests that AuNP3s will act as a lossy dielectric, i.e., liberating heat when exposed to a radiofrequency range electromagnetic radiation (as is shown in Figure 7A).

The use of radiofrequency (98 2450 MHz range) personal exposimeters to measure the electric field (E-field) in far-field exposure conditions was modelled numerically using human body model Gustav and finite integration technique software.

Short-range and long-range radar radiofrequency parameters are analyzed to verify that existing automotive radar radio standards are consistent with communication.

Some of the other security applications include tamper evident coatings, a whole range of radiofrequency identification labels (RFID), holographic tear tapes, customs and tax stamps, and various color shifting or optical variable devices.

Magnetic hyperthermia (MH) is based on the use of magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) to selectively increase the temperature of MNP-loaded target tissues when applying an alternating magnetic field (AMF) in the range of radiofrequency.

Based on the structural and magnetic measurements, the power loss for the magnetic nanoparticles under study is evaluated over a range of radiofrequencies.

To determine patterns and range of stray radiofrequency (RF) currents flowing through the working element of monopolar resectoscopes during routine endometrial rollerball ablation or resection; and to determine whether straightforward modifications of the uterine resectoscope and the application of RF monitoring could provide a safe pathway for such currents.