Sentences with phrase «of radiating»

After all, the warmth of a radiating fireplace is a key element to decorating a cozy rustic home.

That ring of metal has two finishes — the inner half slopes in a bit with a smooth - but - unpolished while the outer half is highly polished and etched with with a ring of radiating lines that have been swept clockwise.

This interpretation is essentially the converse of the point (made years earlier by Nils Ekholm) that radiation escaping the atmosphere is controlled by the effective altitude of the radiating layer.

The measured radiative spetrum of the Earth's thermal radiation demonstratesm that the spectrum closely approximates that of a black body with an absolute temperature of the radiating part of the Earth's surface being measured.

At about 3,000 meters altitude of the radiating body the effective radiation generally has a maximum.

Tim may have been forced into this revision since he has commented several times that radiation can not heat an object to a temperature greater than the temperature of the radiating source.

K) However, radiation heat loss does depend on the fourth power of radiating (sea surface or ice surface) temperature — which will be right at 273 K — 275 K for open water; but what might be as low as -12 to -20 at the equinox for ice - covered water exposed directly to the rapidly freezing Arctic air.

It means the stratosphere has very low emissivity so it is incapable of radiating at least it is incapable of radiating energy at wavelengths that the tropopause can absorb.

although the cooler planet emits radiation toward the warmer planet, supposing that one were nominally 100K and the other 150K, at some point, supposing they were fixed to receive one another's thermal influuence they would thermalise, if there were not the presence of another radiating body, although radiation goes in all directions, not just towards other hypothetical planets, and may lead to Kelvin's heat death hypothesis where there was no thermal energy left.

The force of gravity acting on molecules in flight establishes a state of thermodynamic equilibrium which, in the absence of radiating molecules, has a temperature gradient equal to the «dry» lapse rate.

From there that energy has a higher probability of radiating to space in the future.

But methane (in your «humble start» link) like water vapour, lowers the temperature gradient (as we see in the Uranus troposphere) because of its radiating properties.

The increased number of radiating CO2 molecules will have increased the radiation into space so the temperature will have to decrease significantly to compensate for this increase and reduce radiation still further.

Furthermore, this well mixed gas has mixed its way into the stratosphere (the real hot spot) where instead of radiating at a lower temperature it radiates at temperatures approaching the surface.

i.e. every molecule in a gas is capable of radiating, if and only if, it has aquired sufficient kinetic energy, (Maxwell - Boltzmann distribution), and those molecules are evenly distributed through the volume of the gas.

Close to 11 feet tall by 8 feet wide, the painting, now owned by the Whitney Museum of American Art, carries more than a ton of white and gray pigment, built into a pattern of radiating lines that look carved out of a rock face.

This is enhanced by Mary Heilmann's bright, brusquely made abstract painting and colorful home - made deck chairs, and by Tony Just's painting of radiating green stripes with the hand - painted words «Celebrate Trees» written over them.

Hafif, who has engaged for decades with monochrome painting, recalls painting a still life while studying with Richards Ruben: «I began using a single color and digging into it and making a kind of radiating form, treating it plastically rather than as flat.

Dual intimations of creation and destruction pulse through works such as Burst Painting, 2012, an «explosion» of radiating colour where cause and effect remain mysterious.

The elegantly formal and perceptually perplexing aspects of his radiating or converging lines, which resemble sunbursts or endless highways, are subverted by random spills and marks made by overdrawing from other works.

Holliday's process begins with a pencil line drawing of a precise geometric arrangement of radiating circles that grows outwards towards a horizon line.

The GTC4Lusso's high levels of performance are also due in part to new aerodynamic solutions, not least a new front grille with integrated air intakes to improve the efficiency of the radiating masses, the air vents on the wing that recall those of the 330 GTC, a roof - mounted rear spoiler and a new triple - fence diffuser.

Many people experience this lumbar pain as a form of radiating pain that comes from the nerves of the lower vertebrae.

Information hidden in particle interactions In the 1970s, Hawking proposed that black holes were capable of radiating particles, and that the energy lost through this process would cause the black holes to shrink and eventually disappear.

It looks for X-rays, a type of radiating energy, coming from deep space.

You start to feel hot all over, sort of radiating from your face and then your body.

This idea of radiating «the word of truth» is subtle and evocative.

I'm imagining in place of an arrow, beams of radiating Light, some landing on the ground, and some moving beyond the frame.

It kind of radiated around my whole lower back area.

Most of all radiate confidence!

Not only do stars provide a ready energy source of radiated light and heat, but the mass and gravitational pull of stars flat - out dwarfs the summed masses and pulls of any orbiting companions.

O - type stars are very hot and extremely luminous, with most of their radiated output in the ultraviolet range.

People had always noticed my smile before, now the rest of me radiates with it.

You can also look for a radura symbol on the label of a radiated product.

Much of this radiates from stars Richard Jenkins and particularly Frances McDormand, who brought the project to HBO and, along with screenwriter Jane Anderson, insisted that it be neither confined to the time limits of a traditional film nor strung out into the length of a typical mini-series.

Duration: Approximately 30 mins 24 slides covering: • The Sun's Energy • Transfer of Energy • Radiation • Conduction • Convection • Uses of Radiated Energy • Life on Earth • Winds • Ocean Currents • The Water Cycle

«Despite this, many of them radiate a very human, personal quality, and they have a pathos or an energy that transcends the technical or automatic character of the medium.

For those who lack the sense to know that an active sun is a hotter sun and a less active sun is a cooler sun, and that that energy or lack of it radiates to us here on Earth.

With climate and Greenhouse Gas thoeries of Global warming, it appears to me that of most interest is the interface between the Earth's atmosphere and space and the flow of radiated heat from the sun, what's reflected back from Earth's surface and the consequences of any change in that balance.

In order for the amount of radiated IR (in the absorption bands) to increase significantly then the temperature at this height needs to change significantly.

Re # 78 and -LSB-[The most compelling arguments to me are from the variablility of the earth's orbit around the sun and the Sun's variable output of radiated energy.]-RSB-

If adding GHGs reduces the output of radiated energy to space and raised the temperature per the GCMs, then Wien's law which dictates the energy out, doesn't work.

The rest of it radiates to other Co2 nearby, warming it.

As I understand your model, the enclosed object thermally radiates energy at the rate 1.25 * In, and 80 % of this radiated energy passes through the glass shield.

However since the Sun is so hot, most of the radiated energy is situated in the visible portion of the spectrum.

«To claim that since the shell «must» radiate inwards and outwards, that the surface necessarily will be heated to twice the 235 W level, since it is already at that temperature, and will also receive that amount of radiated energy is mindboggling.

In any event those changes in the temperature of the Earth as a whole are tiny as a result of the rapid modulating effect of changes in the speed of the hydrological cycle and the speed of the flow of radiated energy to space that always seeks to match the energy value of the whole spectrum of energy coming in from the sun.

I understand the superficial attractiveness behind the proposition that the atmoshpere contains some gases that are largely transparent to incoming solar radiation and therefore the majority of this solar radiation finds its way through the atmosphere to the surface whereupon it heats the surface and this heat is, inter alia, radiated from the surface at a different wavelength at which wavelength the atmosphere (or some gases within the atmosphere) is not transparent such that some of this radiated enerrgy is «trapped» thereby effectively warming the planet.

He stated that a black body near a light bulb in equilibrium would not heat up if a reflector was then introduced to reflect back onto the black body some of the radiated heat.

Because you have heat coming in less of it radiates out than at night when the air is cooler.