PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «RERADIATION»
reradiation
telecommunication
term
following
meanings
electromagnetic
radiation
same
different
wavelengths
frequencies
energy
received
from
incident
wave
undesirable
signals
locally
generated
radio
receiver
this
type
define
physics
emitted
consequence
previous
absorption
retransmission
source
meaning
pronunciation
translations
defined
yourdictionary
second
example
global
warming
when
earth
warmed
greenhouse
effect
reverso
also
realisation
realization
retardation
wiktionary
noun
edit
plural
reradiations
emission
retrieved
collins
always
word
ˌriːreɪdɪˈeɪʃən
definitions
resulting
reflection
ionization
britannica
some
parts
spectrum
cannot
travel
through
certain
substances
instead
they
either
folded
unipole
system
used
solve
problems
between
land
mobile
broadcast
acquisition
analysis
bispectral
bidirectional
reflectance
distribution
functions
matthias
hullin
especially
measurements
orescent
infoplease
tion
audio
visit
partner
site
provided
houghton
phys
lett
plasmon
silver
films
published
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «RERADIATION»
Descubre el uso de
reradiation en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
reradiation y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Handbook of Shock Waves, Three Volume Set
The increase in the delay time of recording the reradiation maximum is
associated with the mechanism of formation and propagation of a so-called long-
wave disturbance. The occurrence of the shift is often used to justify the
conclusion that ...
Gabi Ben-Dor, Ozer Igra, Tov Elperin, 2000
2
Life Strategies of Succulents in Deserts: With Special ...
The thermal radiation from the atmosphere (atmospheric reradiation) is emitted
by the molecules and particles of the atmosphere, mainly in the lower few
kilometres of the troposphere. Water vapour, carbon dioxide and ozone
molecules have ...
3
Hydrodynamics of Explosion: Experiments and Models
The character of the reradiation suggested synchronous collapse of bubbles, i.e.,
the layer behaved as a coherent structure. The experimental data confirmed the
existence of a series of precursors and indicated the distinct periodic structure of
...
Svetlana Yu. Knyazeva, Valery K. Kedrinskiy, 2006
4
Information Security Applications: 11th International ...
In general, the resistive part RA = Rr +RL of ZA consists of two components,
where Rr represents the reradiation resistance and RL the loss resistance of the
antenna. In a conjugate matching condition (Rr+RL = RR and XA = −XR)
between the ...
Yongwha Chung, Moti Yung, 2011
How hot will a leaf become before reradiation to the sky becomes sufficient to
stop further increase? That's also not too difficult to figure; it comes to about 84°C,
around 180°F.* That's a little below water's boiling point and about the normal ...
6
Proceedings of the 2nd European Simulation Congress, Sept. ...
Reduced insolation area of collector (m s/kg). a_ » Reduced insolation area of
receiver (m s/kg). a2e « Reduce reradiation area of receiver (m s/kg). a,_ »
Reduced^radiation loss area of thermal storage JK . / J /. v unit (m s/kg). as -
Reduced ...
7
Effects of Past Global Change on Life
Conodont mass mortality or faunal turnover occurred at about the same time the
graptolites commenced reradiation during the time of the persculptus zone. The
prominent graptolite mass mortality took place close to the end of the Rawtheyan,
...
Panel on Effects of Past Global Change on Life, Commission on Geosciences, Environment and Resources, Division on Earth and Life Studies, 1995
8
Computational Nanoscience
In the case of Mie theory, we describe how to use this theory to estimate the
dipole-reradiation (DR) contribution to the SERS enhancement factor, which is a
more rigorous expression for describing electromagnetic effects than has been
done ...
9
Soil Genesis and Classification
Energy transfer involved in heating and cooling the soil takes place at the upper
boundary of the soil. Heat absorbed during the day is lost during the night. This
loss takes place by reradiation (radiation from the soil into space). In general, the
...
Stanley W. Buol, R.J. Southard, R.C. Graham, 2011
10
Effects of Past Global Change on Life
Recovery and reradiation were slow until sea-level rose significantly such that
many shelf sea habitats not only reopened but became stable during the early
part of the Silurian. Much of the Hirnantian and subsequent Early Silurian ...
Panel on Effects of Past Global Change on Life, Commission on Geosciences, Environment and Resources, Division on Earth and Life Studies, 1995
3 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «RERADIATION»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
reradiation en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Asteroid disintegrates: Hubble photos capture 'bizarre' break-up of …
The YORP (Yarkovsky-O'Keefe-Radzievskii-Paddack) Effect is the phenomenon of the absorption of photons into a body and the reradiation of the heat energy ... «Examiner.com, Mar 14»
MIT thermophotovoltaic technology could break Shockley–Queisser …
... visible, and infrared—as heat, while suppressing thermal reradiation via angular and wavelength selectivity,” said Dr. Peter Bermel, the MIT research scientist ... «Clean Energy Authority, Dic 11»
New Device To Convert Heat To Electricity In Development At MIT
"Selective solar absorbers generally have limited effectiveness in unconcentrated sunlight, because of reradiation losses over a broad range of wavelengths and ... «RedOrbit, Dic 11»
