heat radiation

It's too hot here anyway, what with heat radiation from the ship.

Remember, our own sun is well above average in brilliance and heat radiation.

The light created was still moving and diffuse with great heat radiation.

And as Pitt said, there's no sign of heat radiation.

He argued that the flows of heat radiation must be the same in each case.

It must be tracking my radio signal, heat radiation, something.

Based on the most likely rate of heat radiation, those engines have been off for over a century."

Thus, the image on the main screen was a composite of visible light and heat radiation.

They are used for heat radiation in the desert.

A great deal of heat radiation from several areas, a smaller amount from a third to the north.

"Detectors show no heat radiation above background within two hundred meters."

In reality, the heat radiation of surrounding surfaces has a greater influence than air temperature.

"I'm going to hand him a long heat radiation.

The heat radiation was coloring everything and distorting her sight.

The heat radiation picked up by the spy camera was barely enough to distinguish the buildings from each other.

There is a constant exchange of energy in the form of heat radiation between the ground and the atmosphere.

No heat radiation from any kind of jets.

It was soon found that heat radiation was disrupting observations.

It is designed to see the infrared, or heat radiation emitted by celestial objects.

Reflect heat radiation to reduce cooling of the plasma.

For an infrared camera, it is also vital to block heat radiation from the telescope and dome.

Heat radiation ceased, and other instruments were brought to the forefront and put into play.

But one region of the spectrum that has been comparatively little explored is the infrared, or 'heat radiation'.

Only a very small amount of solar heat radiation penetrates more than three feet (90 cm) below the surface.

All of these processes above and others produce "heat radiation" from solar radiation.