Examples of using Long-wave in English and their translations into Italian
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They have an inner envelope coated with a fluorescent powder that emits long-wave UV radiation to excite luminescence.
used infrared film floor, which is the principle of long-wave radiation component of heat rays of the solar spectrum.
Infrared images require true infrared cameras that are specialized at detecting long-wave infrared(LWIR) light(heat) that radiates from both living and non-living objects.
a perturbation series for nonlinear periodic waves, in the long-wave limit of shallow water- when the wavelength is much larger than the water depth.
frequency transmissions broadcast on long-wave.
FM is only suitable for use for medium and long-wave band, the selection of AM
Compared to the long-wave infrared light that is typically used in conventional rotary encoders,
With a prolonged build up of long-wave radiation, the temperature continues to rise in the room to uncomfortable levels which is made even worse when the outside temperature is also high.
derived by Korteweg and de Vries, in their 1895 paper in which they also propose their dispersive long-wave equation, now known as the Korteweg-de Vries equation.
because glass does not allow long-wave radiation to pass back through it into the atmosphere,
absorbing thermal radiations(long-wave) emitted
Like graffiti, long-wave UV radiation creates big costs each year for man-made surface structures.
alternatively MSF referenced time servers can receive the long-wave transmission and distribute the timing information around computer networks using NTP(Network Time Protocol).
You are about to undergo long-wave radiation.
Press the operating wavelength can be divided into long-wave antenna, long-wave antenna, AM antenna,
as possible at night, mainly through long-wave outgoing radiation.
The increase of carbon dioxide reduces the Earth's long-wave emissions to space(greenhouse effect)
The problem that arises here is that the atmosphere retains its permeability to short-wave radiation which strikes the earth from the sun. The long-wave thermal radiation which is radiated back into the atmosphere from the earth is being increasingly absorbed by the higher concentrations of greenhouse gases.
Emits long-wave UV-A radiation in the 350- 400 nm range.
Emit long-wave UV-A radiation in the 350- 400 nm range.