Sentence examples for radiated when from inspiring English sources

Intense noise is radiated when turbulent structures are convected supersonically relative to the ambient sound speed.

In fact, the alienation of the Tibetans seemed complete and frightening, palpable in the panic his Chinese acquaintances radiated when he appeared willing to resist the local people's hostility.

The aim of this study was to present a deterministic model for approximating the vibrations and the acoustic pressure radiated when a thin elastic plate is immersed in a low Mach number flow of fluid.

The non-isotropic part leads to the quadrupole wave derived by Möhring, while the isotropic part is related to one of the monopole-like waves radiated when the total kinetic energy changes.

"So he kind of anticipated this [breakdown], but most people don't know this". Part of the problem in measuring the way energy is radiated when objects are very close is the mechanical difficulty of maintaining two objects in very close proximity, without letting them actually touch.

Experimental observations are presented of the far field noise radiated when a diffusing, turbulent, circular jet passes over a rigid flat plate mounted parallel to the jet flow, spanning the jet through its axis.

He radiates, when he walks on the training field and when he walks in a room.

The answer becomes evident through the pure enthusiasm Urschel radiates when he talks about his life as a scholar at MIT.

But her capacity for self-effacement is matched by her friendliness and the enthusiasm she radiates when talking about her work.

She positively radiates when she talks about husband Rossdale's "beautiful lyrics" and she can still recall, with painful candour, the devastation she felt when Kanal ended their seven-year relationship when she had been dreaming of marriage and babies.

The show "may be an antique as Broadway musicals go, but its terrific score still radiates when warbled by a talented cast such as this one," this column observed at the time.