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Supersonic propagation of an ionization front in low density foam targets driven bythermalradiation.
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Now we derive magnetohydrodynamic equations for the dusty plasmas, under the effect ofthermalradiationand a gravitating field.
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Experimental techniques to measurethermalradiationheat transfer.
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The assumption that heat generated from processing is dumped to the surroundings only viathermalradiation is a reasonable assumption for so-called planet-sized computers.
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An additional infrared filter was necessary to prevent the influence ofthermalradiationon the camera image.
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It warms somewhat after sunrise owing to a small amount of solar absorption by dust, and by slight trapping ofthermalradiationfrom the ground.
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It integrates the plasma hydrodynamic motion, together with several energy transport mechanisms: electronic heat conduction,thermalradiation, and laser beam deposition.
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This region is optically thick, and matter is in quasi-equilibrium withthermalradiation.
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Uniform shock waves in solids driven by laser generatedthermalradiation.
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Therefore, conversion of kinetic energy intothermalradiationenergy at the stagnation stage is predicted to become more efficient.
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Now we investigate the propagation of waves by taking the magnetic field into account along withthermalradiationand gravitational effects.
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Energy transport, by electron heat conduction andthermalradiation, smoothes out the hydrodynamic singularities that would occur at target center.
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Because wide temperature adaptation is required, we can choose thethermalradiationsensor and platinum resistance by means of difference amplifying and nonlinear revising to get reliable temperature measurement.
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There will be nothermalradiationdanger at all outside the area of the station.
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There will be somethermalradiation.
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Non-ionizing radiation is usually considered to have a safe lower limit, especially asthermalradiationis unavoidable and ubiquitous.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The system then immediately emits electromagnetic (thermal)radiation, the nature of which is determined by the temperature.
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