Sentence examples for radiating away from inspiring English sources

Dust helps to cool warm matter by efficiently radiating away its heat in the form of infrared radiation, thereby reducing the outward pressure of the heat and allowing the inward contraction caused by gravity to proceed more easily.

It's now radiating away out into the cold depths of space, and that's what we see.

Nucleation was followed by lateral growth along the substrate surface radiating away from the defect sites.

The particles can move rapidly along the magnetic field and travel several light years before radiating away their energy.

In Hagelstein's theory, two deuterium atoms fuse to create a helium-4 atom and excess energy, which is absorbed by the palladium lattice structure as heat instead of radiating away as a gamma ray.

The energy output of a white dwarf is so small that the object can go on shining mainly by radiating away its stored energy until virtually none is left to emit.

That's because the stellar nursery is radiated away by some of the newly formed stars.

The dense material, mostly interstellar at its outer edge, radiates away its remaining energy for hundreds of thousands of years.

Dr. Dyson suggested that creatures would have to stop thinking and hibernate periodically to radiate away their heat.

A fan is best described topographically as a segment of a cone that radiates away from a single point source.

If it gets absorbed, then the baffles or whatever you've installed must also be able to radiate away photons in that direction.