Sentence examples for light radiating from inspiring English sources

It results in a small leakage of light, radiating at an angle of sin- 1(nspp/ng).

Besides this, the location of light radiating nanotubes heated by high density emission currents has been investigated.

When this happens I am shown a light radiating from the person giving thanks at heart level, which lights up both them and the person who is accepting the thanks.

The final reveal - Tim noticing an inexplicable curvature in the seahorse pattern on the virginal of "The Music Lesson" - unequivocally proves that one of the most revered painters of Western civilization in fact DID NOT "paint," but rather traced shades of light radiating through lens and mirrors to capture hues and flavors that are unseeable and even unimaginable to other painters.

Then envision yourself engulfed in a shower of brilliant gold light radiating down from the sun.

If you have a headache and you're reading this, you may not realize how strong the light radiating from your computer screen is - and how damaging it can be to your eyes.

The instrument, known as the mini-thermal emission spectrometer, looks at infrared light radiated from the rocks and soils.

Colour-magnitude diagrams are available for about 200 clusters on the UBV photometric system, in which colour is measured from the amount of light radiated by the stars in the ultraviolet, blue, and visual (yellow) wavelength regions.

In its fullness such light radiated from the historical Muhammad and is partaken of by his posterity and by the saints; for Muhammad has the aspect of sanctity in addition to that of prophecy.

Interestingly, the green-red light radiated by Ce-PiG can excite CsPbX3 perovskite effectually.

Normally, plasma state is analyzed by the light radiated in the visible region, where the spectral measurements are relatively easy.