| To cool a room, use fluorescent lights that don't emit infrared rays rather than using incandescent lights. |
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| Hence, the latest sun protection recommendations advise using products that are active against UVA, UVB and infrared rays. |
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| These gases absorb and radiate infrared rays, thereby increasing the average temperature of the world's oceans and atmosphere. |
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| In most units, beams of heat-sensing infrared rays or inaudible ultrasonic sound waves are projected across a room. |
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| Lie inside it with your head exposed and the dome will heat you up using far infrared rays. |
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| Thermal radiation ranges in wavelength from the longest infrared rays through the visible-light spectrum to the shortest ultraviolet rays. |
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| Besides possible overheating, long-term exposure to infrared rays does not cause any negative side effects. |
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| On board we had a system that is able to identify the points on which your gaze rests, using infrared rays that the eyes reflect. |
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| Sapphire windows can withstand extreme mechanical and chemical conditions, and let visible and infrared rays through. |
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| Please note that the standard range of approx. 6 m can be substantially affected by direct sunlight, on account of the infrared rays of the sun. |
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| It is therefore harder for the Earth's infrared rays to disperse in space, and energy balance can only be restored by warming. |
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| Diamond Light Source Synchrotron light is created by accelerating electrons to produce beams of x-rays, ultraviolet and infrared rays. |
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| Irrigation on the day before a predicted frost provides additional moisture in the soil to increase the amount of heat given off as infrared rays. |
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| The remote control operates by using infrared rays. |
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| In this process, sometimes called thermography, sensitized copy paper is placed in contact with the original and both are exposed to infrared rays. |
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| If your door operates in automatic mode, you should also add photoelectric cells which will halt the movement of the door as soon as presence is detected in the range of their infrared rays. |
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| The far infrared rays produce thermal energy. |
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| On the nightstand in his room, Kwambai's water bottles were covered in a stretchy material that was said to emit infrared rays, making water more easily absorbable. |
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| Adding a layer of selective plastic film to your windowpane will significantly block infrared rays from passing through the window, thereby preventing heat from entering or exiting through radiation. |
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| In the course of that year, he would be the first one to broadcast images of moving objects, at the London Royal Institute, and to show his noctovision, a system using infrared rays to broadcast images of a dark room. |
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| Please note that if the sun shines directly on the sensor, the standard detection range of approx. 8 m may be dramatically reduced owing to the sun's infrared rays. |
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| The playing surface itself is covered with an infrared-permeable filter film, so that only the infrared rays reflected by the ball are detected by the camera. |
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| The Earth's average temperature depends essentially on the balance between the proportion of solar radiation it absorbs and the energy it sends back into space in the form of infrared rays. |
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