Meanings of radio emission in English

The observed radio emission can be explained by either a collimated ultrarelativistic jet, viewed off-axis, or a cocoon of mildly relativistic ejecta.

Extragalactic radio bursts are intense bursts of radio emission that have durations of milliseconds and exhibit the characteristic dispersion sweep of radio pulsars.

I've instructed the battle computers to display enemy movements by locating their radio emissions.

They said by the radio emissions there had to be a big headquarters there.

Our astronomers have been observing the planet carefully ever since radio emissions were detected a generation ago.

Radio emission was a ceaseless white-noise howl.

Follow-up observations, including measurements made at the shortest wavelength of radio emissions capable of piercing the Earth's atmosphere, revealed a constant signal.

Any civilization that reached the point of large-scale radio emissions was likely at the same time to be developing weapons of mass destruction.

If you sprinkled crushed ravenna leaves on your tongue, within minutes your pituitary gland would vibrate with strong radio emissions from the Crab nebula.

To detect radio emissions at lower frequencies you need a large number of antennae spread across a wide area for sensitivity and different spatial scales.

When all these channels are used, the radio emissions from that data exchange can increase by 0.1 to 0.15 dB.

Judging by their space vehicles and radio emissions, these aliens seemed technologically advanced, and possibly were the minions of the ancient hated enemy, the Tulk.

"What about the radio emissions?" demanded Jarmo, intrusively leaning over the mound of twisted flesh on the table.