Sentence examples for radiated on from inspiring English sources

Even as old men, both were up for the challenge, the unknown, and their pleasure radiated on their faces.

In recent standards, for example long-term evolution (LTE), a certain adjustment is allowed for the power radiated on the pilot symbols.

After that, Aubry and his other collaborators [25] devised the waveform that opposes a specific control on the interference energy radiated on each shared bandwidth.

These lamps were set up with the same intervals, so light was evenly radiated on the whole liquid surface inside the reactor.

The acoustic pressure radiated on the quiescent side of the plate was also predicted with comparable accuracy.

Ancestral powdery mildews may have first radiated on broad-leaved deciduous trees in the high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere, and continued further speciation whilst migrating to southward during the world cooling in the Paleogene and Neogene periods.

The flip side of this talent for promotion is the charisma he radiates on a set.

"In the play we just get more and more ill and we start to glow on stage as the radium leaks into our bodies," says Weeks, who will be covered in glow paint so she radiates on stage.

According to the current government interpretation of the flag, the red background symbolizes the revolution and the golden colors were used to "radiate" on the red background.

If I'm successful at making sure I'm a better person on the inside, who I really am will radiate on the outside, and erase any concerns I have about superficial flaws like weight or appearance.

When we get to work on what's inside we radiate on the outside, too -- and then perhaps the 4percentt of women who currently count themselves beautiful can expand into a healthier segment of the population, reflecting what beauty really is.