Sentence examples for radiating into from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a previously published model for sound radiation from a plate of infinite extent, radiating into a semi-infinite region of absorbent, is extended to allow for a finite air gap between absorbent and plate, as well as a finite absorbent thickness.

Nome is served by airlines, freight steamers (in summer), and roads radiating into the tundra.

They are most useful for people with herniated disks and pain radiating into the legs or arms.

For nearly 80 years, these high-frequency transmissions have been radiating into the skies at the speed of light, swept across our planet by its rotation.

It lies at the hub of extensive rail and highway networks radiating into the surrounding agricultural region, which produces fruit, vegetables, grain, and dairy products.

The position of the towns began to change, and Warsaw with its 100,000 inhabitants became a centre radiating into the country.

The energy produced by stars, as a product of nuclear fusion, radiates into space as both electromagnetic radiation and particle radiation.

This releases an enormous amount of energy, mostly radiated into space as electromagnetic radiation peaking in visible light.

The main negative feedback is the energy which the Earth's surface radiates into space as infrared radiation.

Instead of the conventional dipole radiation pattern, it is seen that the dipole radiates into sub-diffraction resonance cones [15, 18, 70].

His hands radiated into my hands, imparting his being and sampling mine.