Sentence examples for the subsequent emission from inspiring English sources
Both involve the absorption of radiation via an electronic transition, a loss of energy through either vibrational energy decay or nonradiative processes, and the subsequent emission of radiation of a lower frequency than that absorbed.
The plasmonic assistance of the AgNPs facilitates both photochemical transformations as well as the photophysical processes responsible for the subsequent emission.
Actually, the subsequent emission from traps to the Ec of HfO2-x layer is essentially the Poole–Frenkel emission [15].
The generalized process of 'cold light' emission is called luminescence, and it refers to the absorption of energy by a material with the subsequent emission of photons[1].
Once the excited molecule is activated, it behaves as an oscillating electric dipole (an emitter) to radiate fluorescence at an emission wavelength λ em in the subsequent emission stage.
The excited state of TiO2 can be considered as Ti3+…O− and the subsequent emission may be due to the transfer of electron from the excited state (Ti3+) to (O−) leading to the formation of Ti4+O22−.
The subsequent emissions were passed through a narrowband interference filter to isolate the peak emission wavelengths, and were collected using PMT.
The absorption of energy, or its subsequent emission in the form of particles as the resonance decays, is revealed as the energy of the colliding particles is varied.
The time required to reposition the bed to initiate subsequent emission scans in a session was variable, and patients were given periodic breaks as requested.
Although these earlier studies suggested nickel silicide formation at the Ni/SiC interface and subsequent emission of excessive C atoms as a possible mechanism of the graphite formation, little is known about the details of the process.
However, the later that global CO2 emissions peak – the faster subsequent emissions cuts would need to be in order to keep global temperature rise below the limit," it said.
