emp
Speech parts
1. emp - Noun
2. emp - Adjective
Meaning
EMP (not comparable)
(astronomy) Abbreviation of extremely metal-poor
Initialism of electromagnetic pulse.
Hyponyms: HEMP, NEMP
Initialism of enamel matrix protein.
emp (plural emps)
Abbreviation of employee.
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Examples
Also, the United States Space Command commissioned science educator Bill Nye to produce a video called "Hollywood vs. EMP" so that Hollywood fiction would not confuse those who must deal with real EMP events.
Compared to electromagnetic relays, they may be falsely triggered by transients and in general may be susceptible to damage by extreme cosmic ray and EMP episodes.
“However, communications is one of the capabilities impacted by an EMP so the sensors must be able to work stand-alone.”
According to the United States EMP Commission, the main problem with E2 is the fact that it immediately follows E1, which may have damaged the devices that would normally protect against E2.
Because of the curvature and downward tilt of Earth's magnetic field over the USA, the maximum EMP occurs south of the detonation and the minimum occurs to the north.
Because of the similarity between solar-induced geomagnetic storms and nuclear E3, it has become common to refer to solar-induced geomagnetic storms as "solar EMP." citation "Solar EMP", however, does not include an E1 or E2 component.