Sentence examples for radiated into from inspiring English sources
"radiated into" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to describe something that spread or moved outward in a particular direction. Example sentence: The warmth of the sun radiated into the room.
This releases an enormous amount of energy, mostly radiated into space as electromagnetic radiation peaking in visible light.
Snails and fish there have radiated into many species, some restricted to a single pool.
His hands radiated into my hands, imparting his being and sampling mine.
The sun had soaked into the acres of tarmac and heat radiated into the soles of my shoes.
The processors inside were working so hard that their temperature had risen to a hundred and seventy degrees, and heat radiated into the room.
As matter is sucked from the ring into the hole, part of it is converted into energy, which is radiated into space.
One group of regular sea urchins, radially symmetrical and living on the surface of the seafloor, radiated into a number of irregular echinoid groups (heart urchins) that could burrow into sediment.
During the winter months in middle and high latitudes, the lower parts of the troposphere over continents often serve as reservoirs of cold air as heat is radiated into space throughout the long nights.
From this primitive stock mammals have radiated into a wide spectrum of adaptive modes against the background of the diverse environment of the Cenozoic Era (the last 65.5 million years).
The transmitted signal is radiated into the channel, and it convolves with the CIR.
Moreover, the scattered energy is mainly radiated into the forward hemisphere.
