Sentence examples for light radio from inspiring English sources

That is, visible light, radio, wifi, X-rays and the rest, depending on the wavelength.

He was co-awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1965 for this work, which tied together in an experimentally perfect package all the varied phenomena at work in light, radio, electricity, and magnetism.

Although the earth is opaque to the light, radio waves, X-rays, gamma rays and other forms of electromagnetic radiation that are the stock-in-trade of most astronomy, it is transparent to particles called neutrinos.

Usually, people in temporary camps sell anything that they can get their hands on but a source of light, radio, and a charged phone was valuable enough for them to hang on to.

Four are the physical manifestations of the forces through which particles interact: photons carry the electromagnetic force and are familiar in the form of light, radio, microwaves etc, W and Z bosons carry the weak nuclear force, and gluons the strong nuclear force.

Gravitational waves are obviously a lot harder to see than electromagnetic waves – light, radio, microwaves – but if we think how much we have learned from astronomy using ripples in electromagnetic fields, it is impossible not to be thrilled by the prospect of studying the universe using ripples in spacetime itself.

While the engine is off, the electrical functions of the car, including lights, radio, heating and cooling, remain operation because of the e-assist system.

ToughStuff is a social enterprise which sells solar-powered lights, radio batteries and mobile phone chargers to people without access to electricity.

Crompton Vidor supply dry cells and batteries suitable for the operation of road warning lights, lighting, radio, burglar alarm, and fire alarm systems.

"From a capital and environmental perspective, solar energy is a more cost-effective and competitive option with the potential to leapfrog grid power on the continent," he said.

Beyond the best-selling dolls there were coloring books, trading cards, board games, backpacks, lunch boxes, cross-stitch patterns, figurines, night-lights, radio plays, live action specials, cereal, and even a theme park show.