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thermal pulse

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The radiant power versus time pulse from a nuclear weapon detonation.


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Army Corps of Engineers would expend about $50 million to restore the thermal pulse in the upper river to the benefit of all aquatic organisms and not expect some compensating reduction in its annual obligation to produce hatchery fish for the McKenzie.
y] = effective thermal resistances for the yearly thermal pulse, m*K/W (h*ft*[degrees]F/Btu) [R.
In the normal transition from red giant to white dwarf, a star undergoes thermal pulses with fairly high luminosity, which could lead to the evaporation of the planet.
 
 
 
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