Sentence examples for had radiated to from inspiring English sources

Posada was initially injured Sunday, when a foul ball struck the top of his foot, but he said Tuesday that the pain had radiated to the underside.

Marsupials exhibit a great variety of feeding types, and in Australia marsupials have radiated to fill ecological niches highly analogous to those of placental mammals elsewhere; there are marsupial "moles," "anteaters," "mice," "rats," "cats," and "wolves".

Mammals are arguably the most ecologically diverse group of vertebrates, having radiated to fill a diverse range of niches from the deep ocean to the night sky.

Despite the obvious limitations in the EST based sampling of transcriptomes from specific insect tissues (versus complete genome sequencing), the shear diversity of beetle PCWDEs revealed here begins to suggest that the different families of genes encoding beetle PCWDEs are undergoing dramatic birth-death dynamics as beetles have radiated to exploit different niches and food sources.

He had vibrated with anxiety; she had radiated cool confidence.

The times I saw her on television, her face had radiated joy.

I asked Morse whether the Pope had radiated the energy of love, too.

They determined the locations of two subevents which had radiated very strong high-frequency energy as shown in Fig. 1.

From Tiananmen Square "People Power" has radiated out to control almost every city intersection, & at last report, streets in 40 other Chinese cities as well.

Myotis is a diverse genus of mammals (> 100 species) and is thought to have radiated from Asia to every continent save Antarctica over the past 13.4 My [ 16, 17].

In plants, where no RNase A genes exist, RNase T2 genes have radiated and diversified to a greater extent, in a way similar to that observed for the RNase A family in animals (A. Meyer and G. MacIntosh, unpublished).