This is the last year we can legally purchase the radiant rays of Thomas Alva Edison's bright idea.
Despite so many chill winds and cold rains, "heart-lung" machine, the budding rose of surgery, was eventually blossom brightly in the radiant rays of sunlight.
As the warm summer months steadily approach, it's time to partake in some festive outdoor activities in an effort to soak up the sun's radiant rays.
At this moment, there's probably no better way of dispelling the tiresome myth that silent films were technically and dramatically crude than by directing skeptics to the radiant new Blu-ray of "The Big Parade" from Warner Home Video.
Pulses of radiant energy, such as X-ray and gamma-ray photons, can eject electrons from atoms by the photoelectric effect to cause ionization.
A few clouds catching the waning rays, turning a radiant pinkish orange, purple around the edges, And underneath the predictable trashiness of some leftover summer visitors, weapons merchants on their yachts anchored in the port, there is a subtle spirituality, a sense of peace and inner expansion.
Compared with other ROS inducers such as X-rays that lead to radiant toxicity in the brain, the activity of SKI leads to lethal effects only in tumor cells and not in astrocytes.
Of course even the high definition of the Blu-ray format can't approach the radiant beauty of a first generation nitrate print, and even with 7.1 channels the Blu-ray "Fantasia" offers only a hint of the original sound quality.
In a broader definition, the radiant energy may be infrared, visible, or ultraviolet light, X rays, or gamma rays; the material may be a solid, liquid, or gas; and the released particles may be ions (electrically charged atoms or molecules) as well as electrons.
The seating charts resemble large, radiant stars, with names, in formal script, for rays.
