line radiation

[′līn ‚rād·ē‚ā·shən]

(electromagnetism)

Electromagnetic radiation from a power line caused mainly by corona pulses; gives rise to radio interference.

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17) Thus the 21-cm line radiation has become the best way to map the structure of the universe, across space and time.

Recipe for a star: the interstellar medium and the supernova feedback loop

We therefore proposed a search for line radiation from methanol in the distant universe in order to compare the structure of the molecules thus found with the structure of today's methanol in laboratory experiments," Ubachs said.

Molecules' fundamental properties 'have not changed since past 7b yrs'

The conditions within molecular clouds--molecular and line radiation, dust content and composition, cooling processes, magnetic fields, fractal structure, turbulence, are all covered.

An Introduction to Star Formation

However, one must consider circuit losses, transmission line radiation and coupling between lines for a dual polarized antenna.

Planar millimeter-wave arrays

By examining the galaxy through different filters, the astronomers find that the nuclear component emits strong line radiation from hot, ionized gas, and that this gas is quite dusty.