Sentences with JANSKY
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The jansky is a unit used to measure the flux density from astronomical radio sources."
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"The jansky is named after the American physicist Karl Jansky."
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"One jansky is equal to 10^-26 watts per square meter per hertz."
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"The radio telescope detected a signal of 50 janskys from a distant quasar."
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"Scientists use janskys as a measure of the brightness of celestial radio sources."
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"The jansky is a logarithmic unit used to express the strength of radio emissions."
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"The radio telescope observed an object with a flux density of 1000 janskys."
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"A source emitting 1 jansky of radio waves is considered relatively weak."
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"The jansky scale covers a wide range of intensities, from a few janskys to billions."
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"A radio galaxy can emit several million janskys of radio flux."
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"The radio interferometer measures the intensity of sources in janskys."
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"The background noise in the sky is usually around a few janskys."
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"The radio telescope recorded a faint signal of only a few hundred janskys."
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"The sensitivity of the radio receiver is measured in janskys per square second."
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"Radio astronomers often convert flux densities from janskys to millijanskys."
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"The observatory detected a burst of radio waves with a power of 10 janskys."
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"The celestial object emitted radiation at a frequency of 1000 janskys."
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"The faint signal was measured at a flux density of 0.05 janskys."
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"The brightness temperature is calculated in janskys per square meter per kelvin."
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"The jansky is a unit used to measure the strength of radio waves."
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"A radio source emitting 1 jansky of power is quite weak."
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"The astronomer made observations using a jansky as the unit of measurement."
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"The telescope detected a signal of 10 janskys from a distant galaxy."
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"The radio telescope picked up a faint signal of 0.5 janskys."
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"The receiver was calibrated to detect signals as low as 0.1 janskys."
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"The jansky is named after the American physicist Karl Jansky."
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"The new radio antenna improved the sensitivity to detect smaller janskys."
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"Astronomers use janskys to compare the radio emissions of different celestial objects."
