Sentence examples for rays light from inspiring English sources

Radiation, flow of atomic and subatomic particles and of waves, such as those that characterize heat rays, light rays, and X rays.

To meet the planet's growing energy needs, scientists are casting their eyes towards plants, which long ago perfected the process of capturing the sun's rays – light energy – and transforming that into starch – chemical energy – that can be stored.

The rising sun's first rays light up the Magaliesburg mountains – signaling day two of the first GE M/BEM Sportsleadership camp.

Located at 10° N, 20° W, near the southern rim of the Imbrium Basin (Mare Imbrium) impact structure, Copernicus measures 93 km (58 miles) in diameter and is a source of radial bright rays, light-coloured streaks on the lunar surface formed of material ejected by the impact.

The smell of freshly mowed grass lingers in the air with the sun's rays lighting up the players' faces.

"We do not have an active X-ray device that emits X-ray light.

Like sound waves in a canyon, the x-ray light bounces off stuff that's nearby.

When crunched and heated by the black hole's gravitational energy, these disks glow in x-ray light.

The real payoff could come with a space-based telescope that could measure polarization for x-ray light.

XMM, because it is sensitive to X-ray light, can see the emission coming from the hot electrons themselves.

The pyramidal structures allow for multiple reflections and hence trap any incoming ray light and reduce the reflection.