Sentence examples for as a radiated from inspiring English sources

The electric field with an accompanying magnetic field is propagated through space as a radiated wave at the same speed as that of light.

The puncture will be perpendicular, except in the cases described otherwise, to a depth of 0.5 1 distance (the measurement unit in acupuncture is the cun, the equivalent to the width of the patient's thumb) The insertion is followed by stimulation using broad bidirectional rotation movements of the sleeve of the needle in order to produce Deqi, which is commonly described as a radiated sensation.

Along the lines of faith, if the Shroud represents the actual cloth in which Jesus was buried, this would document not only his crucifixion and death, but it might even betray evidence as to his resurrection -- perhaps a radiated image left on the cloth as a result of this wondrous event.

Placement of a non-viable graft in a radiated area is contraindicated as it is associated with significant complications [25].

"A radiated tortoise?" The radiated tortoise is most commonly found in Madagascar, I subsequently discovered, and is an endangered species.

Usually, a radiated load is removed to an isolated area for several hours before it is retested.

A radiated tortoise can fetch up to $10,000 on the exotic pet black market.

PEComa tumor cells always surround blood vessels and are arranged in a radiated or sleeve pattern.

Tumor invasion of the esophagus or trachea is thought to predispose to fistula formation (especially in a radiated field).

However, the multinucleated cells in treated preparations presented microtubules with a radiated distribution, similar to giant tumor cells.

Several hundred giant Aldabra tortoises, Aldabrachelys gigantea, as well as radiated tortoises, Astrochelys radiata, that were initially kept in a smaller enclosed part of the reserve, are now being gradually released into the growing forest (Griffiths et al. 2013 b ) (Fig.  1B).