The area, which radiates in several (though not actually five) directions from the intersection of Moreland and Euclid Avenues, languished in the '70s as a refuge for slackers, students and punks.
As a result, a single pulse transforms into a sequence of K pulses each of which radiates in a time interval ε k.
The central section comprised a 30 cm diameter circle from which radiated 13 evenly spaced arms, each 14 cm in length and 3.5 cm in diameter.
The central section comprised a 30 cm diameter sphere from which radiated 14 equidistantly placed cylindrical arms, each 14 cm in length and 3.5 cm in diameter.
In adults, the lobule consists of hepatocyte plates (aka cords), which radiate from a central vein in the center of the hexagon.
The airline's North Atlantic routes are solidly profitable, thanks to business travelers, and its Asia routes, which radiate from a hub at Narita Airport in Tokyo, are the envy of the industry.
There are two principal interaction noise sources: a lift dipole associated with the unsteady transverse forces exerted on the airfoil, and a thickness dipole which radiates preferentially in the plane of the airfoil.
Grain is poured through a hole in the centre of the rotating millstone, flowing into shallow grooves, called channels, which radiate from the centre of the stationary millstone.
Reddish streaks which radiate from the injury.
Barbara Bartoletti, legislative director of the League of Women Voters of New York State, once said the 51st Senate District, which radiates out from Otsego County in three elongated spokes, looked like "Abraham Lincoln riding on a vacuum cleaner".
Nonetheless, the best places to look are at older luncheonettes like El Sitio in Woodside, Queens Havanaa Chelsea in Chelsea; and National Cafe in the East Village, which radiate the atmosphere of, if not old Havana, old Calle Ocho, the center of Cuban culture in Miami.
