radiates in English
the hot stars radiate energy
he ran down one of the passages that radiated from the room
Use "radiates" in a sentence
1. It radiates.
2. A web of boulevards radiates from the traffic circle.
3. (1) TRP is a measure of how much power the antenna actually radiates.
4. She radiates an infectious enthusiasm for everything she does.
5. The radiance of electric lights radiates from the ceiling.
6. From them radiates the message of Justice, harmony and brotherhood.
7. Note Inner Tube material is copper , radiates quickly and durably.
8. The neon chicken radiates orange warmth into the sparsely populated diner.
9. 5 From here, contaminated air radiates out to the open countryside.
10. TRP is a measure of how much power the antenna actually radiates.
11. Actually, tall and skinny radiates heat more effectively in warmer climates.
12. I prefer the way the light radiates off you from that angle.
13. As the gas heats, its electrical resistance decreases and it radiates heat energy less efficiently.
14. Branford radiates a rich, espresso stain, adding a luxurious touch to any home
15. It radiates and projects its influence in all areas west of the Indus.
16. The pentagram, left undisturbed in its place, radiates a zone within the room.
17. Heat radiates from the heating radiator and spreads to every corner of the room.
18. (9) Total radiated power (TRP) is a measure of how much power the antenna actually radiates.
19. The curvature of space- time around the black hole brings to life the quantum mechanical fluctuation, and the black hole radiates.
20. Candela radiates with the energy of Austin and glows with the spirit of the east side
21. Candela radiates with the energy of Austin and glows with the spirit of the east side
22. The planet Jupiter radiates twice as much heat from inside as it receives from the Sun.
23. Known for its healing vibrations, Brucite is a stone that radiates positive energies that inspire good decision-making and success in life
24. Early in the process the contracting gas quickly radiates away much of the energy, allowing the collapse to continue.
25. These Clots cause chest pain that radiates into the left arm, as well as sweating and labored breathing
26. His accent, an inimitable polyglot growl, radiates a weariness that comes with being what he calls a "global nomad."
27. An acoustic driver radiates pressure waves into the three dimensional volume to cause the diaphragm to expand and contract.
28. The way they heat their homes in Korea is to put bricks under the floors, so the heat radiates from underneath the floor.
29. The transmitting sensor of my device radiates high-frequency sound pulses into about 20 feet (6 meters) of my surroundings.
30. The curvature of space-time around the black hole brings to life the quantum mechanical fluctuation, and the black hole radiates.
31. The splendour that radiates from her countenance can help Dante sustain the impact of the Beatifying vision of the glorious face of Christ
32. In the first part of the night, as the ground radiates the heat absorbed during the day, they emerge and search for prey.
33. The Aviled is designed with a light source that radiates a monochromatic warm white light, which is a revolutionary invention in LED lighting
34. An omnidirectional acoustical device radiates acoustic energy corresponding to the low frequency content of the combined left channel, right channel and center channel.
35. Ideally situated in central Porto, just minutes from the airport as well as the famous wine cellars, this traditional guest house radiates a home-like ambience.
36. Note that you have building a dipole; the "counterpoise" wire inside the house radiates just like the "antenna" wire outside
37. The way they heat their homes in Korea is to put bricks under the floors, so the heat actually radiates from underneath the floor.
38. The quality of being like a boy: The actor radiates eager Boyishness. He has a Boyishness that makes him look much younger than his 48 years.
39. Crepuscular rays are shades of light that radiates up from the sun through the gaps and edges of clouds into the early evening sky during sunset
40. After those zones comes the part of the star that radiates visible light, the photosphere, which is often referred to as the surface of the star.
41. / ˈbɔɪ.ɪʃ.nəs / the quality of being like a boy: The actor radiates eager Boyishness. He has a Boyishness that makes him look much younger than his 48 years.
42. A Reston focal point, Aperture is an unexpected haven, overflowing with natural light, forward-thinking amenities, and a sense of community that radiates warmth and a gracious ease
43. Liam Hemsworth radiates pure Beefcakey dullness in the role of Jake, a pilot who has a serious quarrel with fellow pilot Dylan (Jessie T Usher) - the son of the original hero pilot, played by Will
44. A discectomy is performed to remove a portion of a Bulging or herniated disc which is pressing on the spinal cord and/or spinal nerve roots, causing pain, radiculitis (pain that radiates to the extremities), numbness, tingling or weakness.
45. Ayesha at Last's fictional universe acts as a microcosm of a diverse and oft-misunderstood community, and Jalaluddin's compassionate and sensitive writing about it radiates off the page." -- NPR "Ayesha at Last is a delight from the first word to the last.
46. The SAvoy’s world-famous Afternoon Tea can be enjoyed in the Thames Foyer, the heart of The SAvoy, where a stunning glass-domed atrium, radiates natural light and sociable warmth.An impressive gazebo takes centre stage where a pianist plays during the day, creating an enchanting atmosphere
47. Between the Two Anarchies The social thought saturated with the revolutionary dynamic that the social-political concept of libertarian communists radiates breaks through the universal depth of human pain to intertwine in an almost monistical embrace with the higher and vaster psycho-spiritual concept of anarchist individualism yearning for the
48. The radiant heat barrier layer absorbs radiant heat emitted by a polysilicon rod heated in a CVD process, and re-radiates the absorbed heat (which heats the radiant heat barrier layer to a temperature of 400 ̊C or higher) toward the polysilicon rod and both sides of the cooling walls, in order to shield the cooling walls from heat.
49. Facing the dark open sea and silent of traffic, the village at night is a bubble of Conviviality.: It is these old men in their restrained Conviviality for whom she has a particular tendresse.: Breaking bread together is communion, community, the Conviviality of friendship.: Yet the clearly exhausted and jet-lagged international best-selling author radiates Conviviality.