Sentence examples for radiated back from inspiring English sources

Some of this terrestrial radiation is trapped by greenhouse gases and radiated back to the Earth, resulting in the warming of the surface known as the greenhouse effect.

Another type of light, lumen, then radiated back, sweeping up, compressing and purifying any "imperfect" matter in its wake.

This, along with other gases like methane, has trapped heat that would otherwise have radiated back out to space.

The possibility for optimal transient growth of disturbance energy, and of a norm related to the acoustic power radiated back upstream from the stator is shown.

They are transparent to the visible and "near" infra-red light emitted by the sun, but absorb the lower frequency "far" infra-red that is radiated back from the earth's surface when it has been warmed by the sun's rays.

A rule of thumb for their impact on the climate is that low clouds reflect sunlight and also let through heat radiated back from the Earth's surface, thus cooling things down.

Explain that the wavelength at which solar radiation passes through the atmosphere is not same as the infrared radiation Earth radiates back into space if skeptics argue that the very notion of the greenhouse effect is flawed because UV rays from the sun penetrating the CO2 in the first place ought to be able to escape.

However, it's surface is subject daily to an enormous flux of solar radiation (sunlight), most of which is re-radiated back to space.

GHG absorb and re-radiate back to earth the heat coming from the radiation of the sun provoking climate changes as reported in detail in [3].

Since the heat it radiates back into space depends on its temperature, the afternoon side of an asteroid radiates more heat than the morning side.

And when you look at it, the first thing you notice is oh, mammals started to radiate back in the Triassic.