Sentence examples for is radiated from from inspiring English sources

The items are thrown into a reverberatory furnace (in which heat is radiated from the roof into the material treated) and melted while the impurities are burned off.

Since all practical conductor materials are characterized by some electrical resistance, part of the electric current is always lost by conversion to heat, which is radiated from the wire.

"Buzz-saw" noise is radiated from a turbofan inlet duct when the fan tip speed is supersonic.

The second term is a P wave which is radiated from the source as an S wave, scattered once into a P wave, and reaches the receiver.

The scanning line is radiated from the center of the image, toward the four edges of the image, to find the farthest contour point it encounters.

Unruh and Wald estimated that in principle more energy can be extracted per second from a single black hole than is radiated from all the ordinary stars in the observable universe.

The adoration is radiating from every bloke with a tear in his eye.

What's happening is that you're creating a shock wave that is radiating from the center to the edge of the glass in concentric circles.

Although it is seen that a certain amount of energy was radiated from the rupture area of the 2008 Ibaraki-oki event, the radiation strength diminishes rapidly on the eastern side of the area.

At specific velocities, intense tonal sound can be radiated from the flow around cascaded flat plates.

Strong seismic energy was radiated from the region adjoining the major slip area at the 2008 Ibaraki-oki event.