Electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than visible light but shorter than radio waves.
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Examples for "infrared"
Examples for "infrared"
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And the new camera will work in the near-infrared range as well.
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They were no longer retro-reflective but actually sent out an infrared pulse.
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There are unexplained sources of infrared emission, far out among the galaxies.
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Both nuclear and near-infrared fluorescence imaging revealed strong signals in tumor regions.
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When enough infrared energy was detected, I would hear a high-pitched signal.
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The temperature is determined by measuring the infrared radiation from the object.
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Hot components continuously radiate heat to their environment in the form of infrared radiation.
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Human beings, while not as hot as a spacecraft tailpipe, also emit infrared radiation.
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Electromagnetic waves with this vibration frequency are called infrared radiation.
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That had been the source of the infrared radiation.
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There are unexplained sources of infrared emission, far out among the galaxies.
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She only saw them against the craggy polyp because of their infrared emission.
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It also had an infrared emission; the dark wrinkled surface was radiating more heat than the little stars were shining on it.
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In the 1980s, excess infrared emission was discovered around main-sequence stars; subsequent direct-imaging observations revealed orbiting disks of cold dust to be the source.
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Using near infrared light provided improved imaging of the deeper fundus layers.
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Some models use a beam of infrared light directed toward a photodetector.
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So red or infrared light can reach some, but not all, tumors.
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Other companies are also marketing infrared light therapy products to athletes.
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Tim faced a vast open room, bathed in deep infrared light.
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Ordinarily, the heat emissions remain locked in the invisible range of infrared light.
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Digital Globe The SWIR sensor can detect eight different wavelengths of infrared light.
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When infrared light is split apart with a spectrograph it reveals bright lines.
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Hubble Telescope observations Hubble observes the universe in near-ultraviolet, visible, and near- infrared light.
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Hubble observes the universe in near-ultraviolet, visible, and near- infrared light.
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OCT is analogous to ultrasound, measuring the intensity of backreflected infrared light rather than sound.
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Face ID should also work through most sunglasses that pass infrared light, although some don't.
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The secret is that the human eye can't perceive infrared light, but these goggles can.
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The secret is that the human eye can't perceive infrared light, but some cameras can.
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It is analogous to ultrasound, measuring the intensity of back-reflected infrared light instead of sound.
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For example, the Spitzer Space Telescope could identify bursts of infrared light, a potentially crucial clue.
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