Sentences with phrase «field near the surface»

«Our method is the first to image electric fields near the surface of a sample quantitatively with atomic precision on the sub-nanometre scale,» says Dr. Ruslan Temirov from Forschungszentrum Jülich.

The brightest spots seen here are locations where the magnetic field near the surface is exceptionally strong.

Not exact matches

A fielder, in order to make a catch on a foul ball nearing a dugout or other out - of - play area (such as the stands), must have one or both feet on or over the playing surface (including the lip of the dugout) and neither foot on the ground inside the dugout or in any other out - of - play area.

In addition to the North garage, additional parking is available near the Field Museum and Shedd Aquarium in the East Museum surface lot.

Near the surface, the magnetic field can still enter the material but then quickly decays away.

The electrons accelerate as they near the surface, where the field grows more intense.

According to theory, these fields can funnel part of the star's energy back onto the surface, creating hot spots near the magnetic poles.

On the chip's surface, which is cooled to near absolute zero -LRB--- 459 degrees Fahrenheit) to eliminate thermal vibrations, two tiny aluminum cones connected by an electric field generate extremely faint sound waves that bounce back and forth.

The research traces its origins to one summer day in 2007, when a worker on a Maersk Oil platform in the Al Shaheen oil field off the coast of Qatar saw a surprising sight: a group of roughly 100 whale sharks feeding near the surface.

Dessler says that all these signs might point to a single poorly understood connection between the farthest reaches of the magnetosphere and features of the magnetic field near Jupiter's surface.

Near - Field Optics: Microscopy, Spectroscopy, and Surface Modification Beyond the Diffraction Limit

The magnetic field lines originate in the Earth's core and emerge near the poles, where their angle of dip — or inclination — relative to Earth's surface is almost 90 degrees.

But the magnetic fields used in TMS affect only brain tissue near the brain's surface.

As soon as the electromagnetic waves of the light field hit the nanospheres, near - fields formed at the surface and began to pulsate.

After bouncing off the surface, they obtain a strong, final momentum kick from the near - field, which frees them from the nanoparticles,» Prof. Matthias Kling added.

This produces near - fields at the surface of the particles.

Depending on their size, so called near - fields (electromagnetic fields close to the particle surface) were induced by the laser pulses, resulting in a controlled directional emission of electrons.

Like the fields around our sun, these black hole's magnetic fields can periodically «reconnect,» a process that could catapult material from near its surface.

GRAIL, which will map the moon's gravitational field to expose variations in its near - surface density, may be able to detect the residual effects of a long - lost moonlet pancaked across the lunar far side.

Such membership is in accord with the near - IR spectrum, which points to a surface gravity (age) and metallicity typical of the field population.

We call this near - field light, and it contains much more information about the structure of the surface and nearby objects.

We use near - surface cameras and field - based spectroradiometers and fluorescence spectroscopy and link ground - based measures of phenology with imagery data obtained from satellites.

Microsoft Research shows off a tabletop mat that uses capacitive sensors and near - field communication (NFC) to detect the shape and position of objects, as well as touch, and gestures above its surface.

Composed of near panoramic images of earth's diverse terrains — from the savannah wilderness of southwestern Kenya to the elegant geometry of Venetian canals, from the rococo forms of Toledo to the luminous color fields of the Indian Ocean — each picture in the series is connected by a common horizon line that lines up in the identical position to form a continuous landscape that suggests a common bond and an ever expanding view of the globe's surface.

We are presented with four works: in Tower Block, a blank monitor is interjected with high rises, surreally spliced into abstraction via arbitrary image edging; in Floor, three parallel projections explore the surface texture of floorboards with a near - fetishistic, intimate scrutiny; in Shirt, worn fabric is rendered nonfigurative, the patterns and folds becoming landscape instead of fashion; while in Moon, a twin - screen installation, presents us with 21 miniature viewing - windows from which we voyeuristically glimpse the moon, creating a field of juddering orbs.

Promote field and modeling efforts to predict how atmospheric forcings will degrade near - surface permafrost and alter the surface energy balance and hydrology in the Arctic, at local to regional scales.

You one can imagine a frequency increase with an increasing magnetic field, due to the increase in magnetic pressure raising the local speed of sound near the surface where it is cooler and where the p - modes spend most of their time.

The ECCO flow fields show that the near ‐ surface meridional Ekman transport, directly driven by the zonal wind stress, is nearly balanced by return flows below the shallowest topography at 60 ° S (∼ 1300 m at this Drake Passage latitude), with the return transport being slightly lagged in time relative to the Ekman transport.

As we still slowly ascended... and the surface temperature of the soil fell to the freezing point the solar radiation became intenser... near the summit the temperature in a copper vessel, over which lay two sheets of plain window glass, rose above the boiling point of water, and it was certain that we could boil water by the solar rays in such a vessel among the snow fields.