Sentence examples for radiating by from inspiring English sources

The Crab Nebula is unique in being a young supernova remnant and relatively free from obscuration, while Tycho's and Kepler's supernovae are conspicuous radio sources, radiating by synchrotron emission; in neither case has a detectable pulsar been found.

Finally, the total sound power radiated by the bridge was calculated using the radiation efficiency of each component.

Solar radiation passes through to the earth readily enough, but the heat radiated by the earth is at least partly held back.

Just as important is the stability radiated by Andrew Strauss.

Taken together, the finds at Ischigualasto demonstrate that dinosaurs had radiated by the Late Triassic.

The first term in Eq. 1, Prad, represents the power radiated by the emitter.

The transmitter generates the high-power signal that is radiated by the antenna.

Consider two particles (let's call them Bob and Alice) that have been radiated by a black hole.

There are also slight variations in the amount of energy radiated by the sun.

This is the energy radiated by charged particles when they are accelerated.

Here, he has a desk and the air of academic rigour radiated by an institution.