infrared radiation in Vietnamese

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Sentence patterns related to "infrared radiation"

1. Trapped infrared radiation

2. Infrared radiation detector

3. Infrared radiation detector having a reduced active area

4. There was a strong absorption of ultraviolet and infrared radiation.

5. Discovered by William Herschel, infrared radiation is often also called

Được tìm ra bởi William Herschel, bức xạ hồng ngoại cũng thường được gọi là

6. Infrared radiation detectors and microwave sensors for use in automatic doors

7. In Broiling, you are trying to heat food using infrared radiation

8. You may be more familiar with infrared radiation than you think.

Có thể bạn quen thuộc với bức xạ hồng ngoại hơn bạn nghĩ.

9. Thermography, or heat scanning, looks for tumors by means of infrared radiation.

10. A Bolometer is an instrument used to measure heat or infrared radiation

11. 7 Dark areas absorb more, are hotter, and give off more infrared radiation.

12. The gas analysers use, as the measurement principle, the absorption of infrared radiation (IR).

13. Infrared radiation detectors measure radiation at selected analyte absorption peak, and reference wavelengths (104).

14. Seen from below, clouds emit infrared radiation back to the surface, and so exert a warming effect; seen from above, clouds reflect sunlight and emit infrared radiation to space, and so exert a cooling effect.

15. Dysprosium–cadmium chalcogenides are sources of infrared radiation, which is useful for studying chemical reactions.

Các chalcogen dysprosi-cadmi là nguồn bức xạ hồng ngoại hữu ích trong nghiên cứu các phản ứng hóa học.

16. The earth, in turn, sends the heat energy back into the atmosphere as infrared radiation.

17. The light trap may be coated or treated to increase absorption of visible and infrared radiation.

18. These gases have the ability to absorb infrared radiation from the sun and to trap this energy.

19. Eventually, the absorbed heat is released back into space as infrared radiation, thus preventing the earth from overheating.

20. Third, air outflows and loses heat via infrared radiation to space at the temperature of the cold tropopause.

Thứ ba, dòng khí thổi ra ngoài và mất nhiệt qua bức xạ nhiệt vào không gian tại nhiệt độ của tầng đối lưu lạnh.

21. The measured absorption of near-infrared radiation is utilized to quantitatively determine the fat content of the body.

22. Some additional heating of the stratosphere also occurs because ozone absorbs infrared radiation emitted by the earth’s surface.

23. However, pit vipers have two small organs, or pits, between their eyes and nostrils that detect infrared radiation.

Tuy nhiên, loài rắn độc có hai cơ quan nhỏ, tức hai hốc nằm giữa mắt và lổ mũi có khả năng phát hiện tia hồng ngoại.

24. Around 80 years later, American scientist Samuel Pierpont Langley invented the world's first ever bolometer (infrared radiation detector).

25. Conversely, reflected visible and infrared radiation is collected by the Spinning Enhanced Visible and Infrared Imager (SEVIRI) radiometer.

26. 15 Consequently in a static diamond there are no charged atoms to interact with the electric field of infrared radiation.

27. The source of radiation may provide a well collimated visible optical beam or colinear beam of visible and infrared radiation.

28. Researchers are looking to the black fire beetle’s pit organs and antennas to improve devices that detect infrared radiation and fire.

29. As the temperature of a microBolometer is changed, for example from exposure to infrared radiation, there is a proportional change in electrical resistance.

30. There are certain gases that exist within the atmosphere that trap energy through the absorption of infrared radiation, thereby leading to a warmer climate.

31. 19 First, a 3D physics model is constructed. Afterwards, the infrared radiation characters of background and targets are calculated respectively according to the blackbody radiation theory.

32. Apparatus and installations for lighting, lamps, incandescent lamps, halogen lamps, fluorescent tubes, discharge lamps, radiation lamps, in particular infrared radiation lamps, UV lamps, LED lamps and bulbs, electric luminaries

33. System for harvesting electrical energy accumulated in the form of heat in the surfaces of urban paving and building claddings that are exposed to the infrared radiation of the sun

34. As the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere increase, the amount of infrared radiation deflected towards the Earth will also increase which then warms the Earth more and more.

35. A liquid crystal color filter may include an infrared blocking dye integrated within the filter to prevent infrared radiation from adversely affecting the performance of the filter when used in an imaging system.

36. Bolometers are used to measure infrared radiation by employing an absorber whose electric resistance is influenced by its temperature: Exposure to radiation causes an increase in temperature relative to a connected heat reservoir, which results in a …

37. Airglow (air -gloh) (nightglow) The faint everpresent glow arising in the Earth's atmosphere that is light emitted (along with infrared radiation) during the recombination of ionized atoms and molecules following collisions with high-energy particles and radiation, mainly from the Sun

38. Working like thermometers in the sky, the Along Track Scanning Radiometer (ATSR) on ESA's ERS-2 satellite, and the Advanced Along Track Scanning Radiometer (AATSR) on ESA's Envisat satellite, have been measuring thermal infrared radiation to take the temperature of Earth's land surfaces.

39. Fenton’s television-addicted mother (with whom he lives in a trailer in the Duckburg slum) discovers that the infrared radiation from her TV remote control gets the Gizmoduck suit off, and finally, they discover that you get the suit on by saying “Blatherskites.”

40. Almost everyone – except the likes of ExxonMobil, US Vice President Dick Cheney, and their paid servants and deluded acolytes – understands that when humans burn hydrocarbons, carbon dioxide goes into the atmosphere, where it acts like a giant blanket, absorbing infrared radiation coming up from below and warming the earth.