Sentence examples for radiating at from inspiring English sources

Densely packed buildings absorb solar radiation during the day and then block the surface heat from radiating at night (Luber and McGeehin 2008).

The street plan of the central area is Roman in origin, with four main streets radiating at right angles.

They are rhetorical treasures, radiating at once the glint of the 37th president's madness and nobility of intention, the constant invitations to pity and constant rejection of it.

"They are rhetorical treasures, radiating at once the glint of the 37th president's madness and nobility of intention," Rick Perlstein wrote in the Book Review in 2001.

A bright line in the spectrum indicates the presence of a glowing gas radiating at a wavelength characteristic of the chemical element in the gas.

In cellphone base stations today, the ceramics are made into rings that store and broadcast signals to hand-held devices like cellphones: the microwaves travel in a circle around the ring, radiating at particular resonant frequencies that can be detected by receiving devices.

(a) Control group (no radiation, sterile PBS injections), (b) Radiation alone group (locally radiated at a dose of 4 Gy, sterile PBS injections), (c) Ubenimex alone group (treatment with Ubenimex for 7 days at 10 mg/kg/day), and (d) Combination treatment group (concomitant radiation plus Ubenimex for 7 days at 10 mg/kg/day scheduling: started 24 hours before 4 Gy radiation).

So researchers led by Shanhui Fan, an electrical engineer at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, set out to create a mirrored coating that was also good at radiating energy at long wavelengths.

The radiations' pattern is directional with a peak value of power radiated at around 5 μW, which is quite reasonable.

The total radiated sound power is assumed to be represented by the sound power radiated at the structural resonances.

The proposed antenna is designed to radiate at frequencies in the range of 0.5 0.7 THz with high gain and radiation efficiency.