irradiated

Examples of irradiating

irradiating

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Under these conditions, the laser pulse within its whole 30 m focus diameter can be regarded as a plane wave perpendicularly irradiating the target.
However, in the case of irradiating solid targets, the resulting laser intensity distribution varies significantly between both focal point positions.
Due to the uncertainty in the amount of attenuation, it is recommended to avoid irradiating through the hip concerned.
Some properties of the plasmas produced by irradiating light solids by laser pulses.
Results demonstrate that hot electrons and fast ions with high charge state and kinetic energies can be produced by pulsed lasers irradiating solid targets.
Having dimensions smaller than the wavelength of the irradiating laser, they are completely bathed in the latter.
The cerebral conditions of the perception of things are thus the paths of association irradiating from them.
A high dose-rate brachytherapy source is inserted into this cavity, evenly irradiating the tissue at highest risk of containing residual cancer cells.
These were compared to the films taken whilst irradiating the phantom.
X-ray spectroscopy diagnostic of a plasma produced by femtosecond laser pulses irradiating a cluster target.
To optimize the efficiency of pumping, it is necessary to tilt the irradiating pulsefront so that a travelling wave pumping along the target is achieved.
Some proper ties of the plasmas produced by irradiating light solids by laser pulses.
Transient distribution of energetic particles produced by intense femtosecond laser pulses irradiating solids.
On the influence of "speckles" of laser radiation on plasma parameters when irradiating aluminium foils by a picosecond pulse.
X-ray spectroscopy diagnostics of a plasma produced by femtosecond laser pulses irradiating a cluster target.
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