Sentence examples for ground radiating from inspiring English sources

Built pell-mell, the city lies thinly on the ground, radiating out from a small historical downtown and business district into hilly suburbs.

And eight traditional Buddhist "auspicious symbols" — including the Lotus, the Twin Fish and the Endless Knot — are incorporated into the black and red trellislike pattern on a blue ground radiating from the center.

In the first part of the night, as the ground radiates the heat absorbed during the day, they emerge and search for prey.

We have carried out numerical simulations of seismic ground motion radiating from a mega-earthquake whose rupture process is governed by a multi-scale heterogeneous distribution of fracture energy.

On a cloudless night, the ground cools by radiating heat into space without heating the air adjacent to the ground.

In one, a rainbow-colored band runs off to a vanishing point; in the other, white lines on a black ground seem to radiate from a single point of light.

The 2016 Central Tottori Earthquake was characterized by widely radiated ground motion from the source fault; most of the population of Southwest Japan felt the tremor.

Its leaves radiate at ground level from a short stem.

Crimi stands up straight, is comfortable in his body and has that kind of a smile so deeply grounded that he radiates confidence without a shred of cockiness.

Radiating out from Ground Zero in Lower Manhattan, thousands of offices and storefronts are still boarded up.

Globally, nighttime temperatures have increased faster than daytime ones, as greenhouse gases tend to trap more heat radiating from the ground, reducing the cooling.