| When a lot of the sun's radiant energy makes it to Earth, it transmits energy to the atoms and molecules in the air and ground. |
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| The amount of radiant energy or intensity of light determines the brightness of a seen surface. |
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| The distance to the target, however, must be small for us to feel the heat because lightning's radiant energy pales compared with the Sun. |
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| Because hydrogen contains no carbon, it burns cleanly without a residue of hot soot, producing little radiant energy. |
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| In the Sun, the process of thermonuclear fusion converts atoms of hydrogen into helium atoms, producing radiant energy. |
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| The sensors onboard the satellites react to two basic types of radiant energy. |
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| Learn how solar thermal technologies work to absorb the sun's radiant energy and transform it into usable heat. |
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| Dark particles that remain suspended in the atmosphere absorb radiant energy and warm the air they occupy. |
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| The surface temperature of the sun is approx. 5700 in Celsius, and the sun sends out radiant energy to the planets of the solar system. |
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| The ratio of the radiant energy reflected by a body of water to that incident upon it. |
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| Ultraviolet radiation is understood to be the form of radiant energy which comes from the sun or artificial sources. |
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| There is not space here to go too far into the details of radiant energy exchange. |
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| Some luminous paints contain a source of radiant energy, such as salts of radium. |
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| Electric resistance coils are also used to heat living spaces directly with radiant energy. |
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| Blackbody, in physics, a surface that absorbs all radiant energy falling on it. |
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| The system absorbs the radiant energy of the sun and then transforms it to heat the water in the 900-litre storage tank. |
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| How can this radiant energy be economically transformed into useful energy and transported to consumers? |
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| That's because the coating that gives Low-E glass its lower U-Value also blocks some of the sun's radiant energy from entering the home. |
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| The approach relies on the assumption that the largely unknown mechanisms presently linking radiant energy input and species richness will not change in concert with climate. |
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| Bolometry, the measurement of minute amounts of radiant energy, is a key application for this highly sensitive photodiode. |
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| For special cases with high levels of grime or high radiant energy large separation distances between the emitter and receiver are available for selection. |
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| Plants capture the sun's radiant energy and store it as carbohydrates. |
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| The authors also correlated the observed temperatures, the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere, and the flow of radiant energy to explore how they affect each other. |
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| The efficiency of a collector is defined as the ratio of the energy amoun t transferred from the collector to the heat transfer medium to the incident radiant energy on the collector. |
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| As soon as the radiation reaches one of the surrounding surfaces, the radiant energy is absorbed by the surrounding surface, regardless of the room air temperature. |
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| Many of the canvases seem to glow with radiant energy. |
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| About 1022 joules of solar radiant energy reaches Earth each day. |
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| The fraction of the incident radiant energy reflected by a surface that is exposed to uniform radiation from a source that fills its field of view. |
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| Light intensity and radiant energy also vary with depth. |
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| It reflects back the radiant energy from the sun, reducing the pick up of heat in the structures which it protects. This product helps keep the interior of buildings cooler in summer. |
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