Sentence examples for radiated light from inspiring English sources

The couple said it was most important for them to have a house that radiated light.

The Grounds, a repurposed parking lot in Pentagon City, hosts public events and art installations, including a recent assemblage of seesaws that radiated light and sound when see-ed and saw-ed.

To improve the luminosity of a fluorescent converter for FNR, a novel type of converter was designed in which wavelength-shifting fibers were adopted to transport radiated light to the observation end face.

Because the reflected light and radiated light have same phase information, constructive interference sharpens the resonance.

A few epicycles are easily added to deal with radiated light, the colours of rainbows or the sun at sunset and the colours due to diffraction from feathers.

The radiated light then acts like a reverse thruster, overcoming the already-reduced forward push of the beam and driving the object back toward its source.

The thirty-fifth floor was dressed in the trappings of anonymous luxury: shell chairs, gas hearths, and an oyster sculpture on piled ice that radiated blue light, like a laptop keyboard.

To exploit the xenon atomic spectra for further analysis in the visible region, the radiated VUV light of specific wavelength 172 nm has been allowed to fall on red phosphor.

The apparatus used a test unit containing a heat source that radiated a light beam.

For example, devices can be designed to convert radiated heat (infrared light) into usable electrical energy.

Global Energy Balance To maintain a stable temperature, the earth must balance the incoming energy of sunlight with the outgoing energy of reflected light and radiated heat.