thermal radiation in English
adiation of heat
Use "thermal radiation" in a sentence
1. This is a concept known as thermal radiation.
2. 22 The nonpolariton system constitutes free thermal radiation in the Kerr nonlinear blackbody.
3. This is due to thermal radiation of interstellar dust contained in molecular clouds.
4. Carbon dioxide is one of the gases that absorbs Earth's heat, or thermal radiation.
5. Some of this thermal radiation escapes out of the atmosphere and goes into space.
6. It contributes to keeping the surface of the earth warm by absorbing thermal radiation.
7. The term derives from the Latin verb incandescere, to glow white. InCandescence is a special case of thermal radiation.
8. Coupled thermal radiation and heat conduction has been examined in a medium with a spectrally dependent mass absorption coefficient.
9. Many scientists fear that the increased concentrations of greenhouse gases have prevented additional thermal radiation from leaving the Earth.
10. Soot particles absorb sunlight very effectively but allow long-wave thermal radiation emitted by the earth to pass through unaffected.
11. 13 Soot particles absorb sunlight very effectively but allow long-wave thermal radiation emitted by the earth to pass through unaffected.
12. High performing aluminium component with a surface coating suitable for thermal radiation applications such as aluminium busbars, other electrical conductors and heat sinks.
13. Scattering of thermal radiation from fire by water mist and the effects of breakup and coalescence of droplets at initial stage are also studied.
14. This paper proves from the tangle of theory of relativity and quantum mechanics, that there does exist thermal radiation and nonthermal radiation in the black hole.
15. Kirchhoff went on to contribute fundamental research on the nature of spectral absorption and emission, including what is now known as Kirchhoff's Law of Thermal Radiation.
16. To describe the thermal radiation behaviour of particle-laden flows a mathematical model, based on a physical approach, was developed which takes into account the effects of absorption, scattering and backscattering.
17. Bolometers are detectors used to measure incident IR radiation. They are very sensitive to thermal radiation and are predominantly used in the IR spectrum between 10 to 5000µm (30THz to 60GHz)
18. Definition of Bolometer : a very sensitive thermometer whose electrical resistance varies with temperature and which is used in the detection and measurement of feeble thermal radiation and is especially adapted to the study of infrared spectra Other Words from Bolometer