radiative in English
adjective
['reɪdɪeɪtɪv /-dɪətɪv]
pertaining to radiation; capable of radiating
Use "radiative" in a sentence
1. Thus, massive stars have a radiative envelope.
2. 13 Under the condition of radiative equilibrium, this paper examines the effects of surface emissivity and scattering albedo on radiative heat flux and temperature fields.
3. Heat exchanger; Radiative Cooling in Heat shields; Radiators in automobiles
4. His focus then shifted to the radiative effects of clouds on the climate.
5. Raytrace simulations for representative Fresnel Aplanats in collimation (illumination) mode reveal compact designs with radiative efficiencies close to those of their aplanatic continuous non-Fresnel counterparts, and optical performance approaching the thermodynamic limit for radiative transfer.
6. 1 Fast albedo feedbacks are too weak to change global temperature significantly without global mean radiative forcing.
7. Sun-induced fluorescence closely linked to ecosystem transpiration as evidenced by satellite data and radiative transfer models
8. Therefore, solar mass stars have radiative cores with convective envelopes in the outer portion of the star.
9. For radiative transfer (which is typically nonimaging in nature), Aplanats can closely approach the thermodynamic bounds for collim …
10. Radiative transfer problems may be solved “Adjointly” from an observed excident radiance flux distribution backward to the incident fluxes
11. 6: “To study the effects of differential radiative heating introduced by the alpine mountain range due to elevation, topographic features and albedo”.
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13. Aplanats were recently analyzed for the first time as maximum-performance light-transfer systems with radiative transfer approaching the thermodynamic limit
14. The remainder of the star's interior carries energy away from the core through a combination of radiative and convective heat transfer processes.
15. The blue color is due to chemiluminescence, while the visible yellow color is due to radiative emission from hot soot particles.
16. Aped contains the requisite atomic data such as collisional and radiative rates, recombination cross sections, dielectronic recombination rates, and satellite line wavelengths
17. Air-Broadened N2O line-shape parameters and their temperature dependences by requantized classical molecular dynamics simulations June 2021 Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative
18. The study of accretion populations in BCGs has cast doubt over this theory and astronomers have seen no evidence of cooling flows in radiative cooling clusters.
19. The physical effect of CO2 in the atmosphere can be measured as a change in the Earth-atmosphere system's energy balance – the radiative forcing of CO2.
20. A star during most of its life is a main-sequence star, which consists of a core, radiative and convective zones, a photosphere, a chromosphere and a corona.
21. The development of South China Sea warm pool is closely related to the gyre activities in the sea and imported warm water from Indian ocean (Java Sea) besides radiative warming.
22. Centre for Advanced Gas Combustion Technology As part of Queen's University, this centre generates expertise in combustion, aerodynamics, combustion chemistry, radiative heat transfer, mathematical modeling, experimental techniques, and field studies.
23. Atmospheric radiative transfer is the science of understanding how electromagnetic radiation emitted by both the Sun and Earth interacts with the gases, clouds and particles making up our atmosphere
24. A radiative transfer model shows that reddenings are caused by high altitude (22-28 km) thin layers of scatterers, while low altitude (12-20 km) thick ones result in Blueings.
25. Burnable absorbers (BA) are materials that have a high neutron absorption cross-section that are converted into materials of relatively low absorption cross section as the result of radiative capture
26. Burnable absorbers (also known as Burnable poisons) are materials that have a high neutron absorption cross-section that are converted into materials of relatively low absorption cross section as the result of radiative capture
27. Results from the above experiments then prove that it is mainly the radiative cooling over the eastern oceans that changes the symmetric surface Anticyclones over the oceans to asymmetric, and shifts their centers
28. We investigated the radiative effects of dust aerosols from the circum‐Tibet region using four shortwave Absorbability schemes and examined their impacts on the East Asian summer monsoon by using the Community Earth System Model (CESM).
29. The new network configuration is intended to help Characterize the performance of the Brewers and to collect information relevant to quantifying the effects of tropospheric ozone and fine particles on surface UV levels and radiative forcing.
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31. Absolute spectral radiances are compared with those calculated for a layer model of the atmosphere through the use of the radiative transfer equation and using actual altitude profiles of temperature, pressure, and water vapour obtained by balloon sounding concurrently with thermal emission measurements.
32. Bremsstrahlung, German for 'braking radiation', is the continuum emission created by the interaction of two "free" charged particles.Since unlike radiative or dielectronic recombination the interacting particle begins and ends the process without being 'bound', Bremsstrahlung is often called 'free-free' radiation.
33. Classification schemes for dual-mirror Aplanats were addressed before [3,4], dividing them into numerous groups and focusing on the achievement of image quality for telescopes rather than the criterion of maximumperformance radiative transfer.Most of the {s, K} parameter space yields Aplanats that are unsuitable as practical concentrators and
34. Burnable absorbers (also known as Burnable poisons) are materials that have a high neutron absorption cross-section that are converted into materials of relatively low absorption cross section as the result of radiative capture.Due to the burnup of the absorption material, the negative reactivity of the Burnable absorber decreases over core life.
35. The first one will determine the temperature and pressure on an operational basis using the oxygen line at 118.75 GHz, while the latter can be used for measurements of both O2 lines, during a small fraction of the total available time for aeronomy, aimed at checking the particular details of the radiative transfer near O2 lines at very high altitudes (>70 km).