Sentence examples for the radiations from inspiring English sources
noun
The shooting forth of anything from a point or surface, like the diverging rays of light
The radiations' pattern is directional with a peak value of power radiated at around 5 μW, which is quite reasonable.
In the first group are the radiations that are normally viewed as individual subatomic charged particles.
But noting that other scientists suspected that the collisions of low-energy cosmic rays could also be responsible for the radiations, Dr. Yusef-Zaddedadded that "the origin of the hot gas remained a mystery".
A radioactive form of cobalt, cobalt-60, prepared by exposing cobalt to the radiations of an atomic pile, is useful in industry and medical science.
At the end of the purification, great care must be taken to protect the chemist from the action of the radiations, especially at the moment of the filling of the tubes or apparatus with the radium salt.
Radioactive elements should be investigated, he feels, and he deplored the inclination to brush off, as Japanese propaganda the awful results of exposure to the radiations set up by the bomb.
"Because of the radiation.
And if the radiation worsens?
The radiation burned her skin.
Just keep the radiation coming.
"The radiation is still leaking.
