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An individual wheel then performs out-of-plane oscillations which are radiated and heard as squeal.

It is revealed that the photovoltaic C60/CuPc PHJ can absorb part of photons, which are radiated from emission zone, then form excitons, and dissociated into free charges.

The propagation of weakly non-linear acoustic waves is studied, which are radiated from a harmonically pulsating sphere in an inviscid perfect gas.

The TH signals, which are radiated in forward direction, are recollimated with a fused silica lens of the same focal length.

As matter is sucked from the ring into the hole, part of it is converted into energy, which is radiated into space.

Since all practical conductor materials are characterized by some electrical resistance, part of the electric current is always lost by conversion to heat, which is radiated from the wire.

The second term is a P wave which is radiated from the source as an S wave, scattered once into a P wave, and reaches the receiver.

P-wave and S-wave energy which is radiated from an isotropic source is scattered and converted between P wave and S wave on the way to a receiver.

The last term is the summation of energy which is radiated from the source as a P wave or an S wave and scattered more than twice and reaches the receiver as a P wave: (12 The corresponding expressions for S waves are as follows: (13) (14) (14) (14).

However, the location in which high-frequency seismic waves are radiated is debatable.

The items are thrown into a reverberatory furnace (in which heat is radiated from the roof into the material treated) and melted while the impurities are burned off.