Sentence examples for temperature radiation from inspiring English sources

During at least two years attached to the space station, sensors inside will take measurements like temperature, radiation, leakage of air, to gauge how well such structures perform.

Many lichen species are regarded as extremophiles in terms of temperature, radiation and desiccation survival.

These parameters are injection timing, adiabatic flame temperature, radiation heat transfer, and ignition delay.

Thermoluminescence means not temperature radiation but enhancement of the light emission of materials already excited electronically by the application of heat.

In this way, the incoming signal is wavelength-shifted to a wavelength interval where efficient and low-noise detectors are readily available and where the influence of unwanted incident room temperature radiation (Planck radiation) is strongly reduced.

Possible time dependence of gas temperature, radiation temperature, and/or convective heat transfer coefficient is accounted for.

With elevated suspension temperatures radiation contributes additionally to the heat transfer.

The sintering process also continues during fuel irradiation due to a combination of high operational temperatures, radiation fields, and hydrostatic pressure.

Assuming microbes survive the impact of an asteroid "picking them up", and don't burn due to friction with the atmosphere, they must face low temperatures, radiation, vacuum, and a few other things you would not enjoy being exposed to.

The basic principles for sensing displacement, force, pressure, acceleration, temperature, optical radiation, nuclear radiation, and other physical parameters.

Effect of phase condition (crystallinity) on the low-temperature radiation-induced degradation of polycarbonate was studied by electron spin resonance (ESR) and infrared (IR) spectroscopy.