Sentence examples for spectra radiation from inspiring English sources

He argues instead that Bohr's correspondence principle should be understood primarily as a connection between spectra (radiation) and orbital motion.

The radiation heat transfer model for thermophotovoltaic (TPV) system is constructed by adopting a total-spectrum radiation network.

Only some of the broad-spectrum radiation emitted by the sun is at or around 600nm, which limits the amount of energy the cell can pull out of that radiation — that's one of the components of the Shockley-Queisser limit.

Bremsstrahlung imaging typically uses single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) equipment (i.e., a gamma camera) to detect the higher energy (compared to Cerenkov radiation) and broad spectrum radiation emitted by decelerating charged particles.

One study shows FGF-P to be a potent, safe, broad-spectrum radiation mitigator, showing promise for thermal burns, ischemic wound healing, tissue engineering and stem-cell regeneration.

Special emphasis will be placed on generating a simulated "flat" spectrum and blackbody radiation spectra in the 700 - 1070 nm range for the 800 - 1300 °C temperature interval.

For excitation of Raman spectra, the radiation of Ar+ laser with a wavelength of 514.5 nm was used.

LET spectra and radiation quantities were obtained for STS-112 and STS-114 missions with TEPC and CR-39 PNTDs.

LET spectra and radiation quantities (fluence, absorbed dose, dose equivalent and quality factor) were measured for the space mission with different dosimeters.

The composition, structure, reflection spectra, and radiation stability of BaTiO3 coatings obtained by the detonation spraying method were investigated for the first time.

In an X-ray tube, in addition to the continuous spectrum of radiation emitted by the decelerating electrons, there is also a spectrum of discrete X-ray emission lines that is characteristic of the target material.