Sentence examples for glow emitted from inspiring English sources

The German physicist Johann Wilhelm Hittorf studied electrical conductivity in rarefied gases: in 1869, he discovered a glow emitted from the cathode that increased in size with decrease in gas pressure.

Enjoy the glow emitted by the lanterns.

If a crack had opened on the camera side slope of the lava, the top might be hidden behind the glows emitted from the crack and apparently seem to be lowered.

This is the bright glowing emitted photon.

But when he waves it, Dr. Marx says, it begins to glow and emit a distinctive hum in a TV monitor across the room.

The flare of energy would be expected because a black hole's gravity causes havoc in surrounding gases, heating them and causing them to glow and emit energetic radiation.

Down the hall, we come across a room casting off an eerie glow and emitting a low, pulsating bass rumble.

Warm colors cause a glow to emit from the room.

Culture tubes were kept at 27°C at a 12 h light/12 h dark cycle in an incubator with sun-glow bulbs emitting light corresponding precisely to natural sunlight.

Not to mention the annoyance of blinking or glowing lights emitting from some appliances that disturb sleep.

In fact, most of them, if they glowed at all, emitted red or reddish light.