Sentence examples for radiated beam from inspiring English sources
The direction of the main radiated beam points consistently to 0° for all four third-level subarrays in the same circumferential direction when element 5 is the center.
A squint compensation method by properly tilting the feed to make the interpreted angle between the incident beam and the radiated beam zero is a natural choice for symmetrical reflectors with off-focus feeds [8].
This can be explained in electromagnetism that as the optimization performs, a better uniform aperture phase distribution will be obtained, and the uniform aperture phase distribution will produce a maximum directivity in boresight direction and the radiated beam will thus direct to the boresight, which makes the beam squint angle zero.
Inversely, radiated beams from a point source are converted into a plane wave as they go through a metamaterial slab and a PWC.
At regular intervals the whole scene goes dim except for the figure of Jesus, which radiates beams like a searchlight.
I picture the writers sat in front of a sheet of paper headed BIBLE ADAPTATION, blank but for rudimentary fight scenes doodled in the margins waiting for their desktop Jesus figurine to radiate beams of divine dramatic structure on to the page.
They spin the arm-waving deity and her newfound radiating beams around.
Photography writes with light, and in homage to the Greek sun-god Muybridge called himself Helios; the emblem on the business card attached wings to his camera and made it radiate beams, as if the sun were housed in the dark interior of his "Flying Studio".
The outflung stance of Albion is picked up and drawn out by the radiating beams around him – his own shining aura, perhaps, or an entire sun-bursting sky, which is also a multi-coloured flame and a flowering and a butterfly wing.
There is a lot of agonising over apples; sometimes, in sci-fi style, they appear to radiate laser beams.
Among them: an asymmetrical, one-of-a-kind necklace of 800 stones, totaling 54 carats (price tag: $590,000) and radiating light beams from the stall of the jeweler FRED Paris.
