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Pain is most severe in the lumbosacral area and may radiate into the buttocks.

The feeling may radiate through the chest and into the throat and neck.

That is about 100 joules per second that you radiate 100 watts.

Delicate panels of burnished gold radiate from a grey body, finishing in cobalt blue spots around the edges.

Fill your mind with the truths of God and radiate the sunshine of his love-this is youth.

Does he radiate irrational self-confidence and exude a certainty of excellence that this world has never seen?

But it's a fantastic amount a hundred watts that you radiate for the simple fact that your body has to be kept at that temperature.

Striving for a "unique blend of sophistication and livability," Barry's cool, alluring interiors radiate an unmistakably laid-back, West Coast feel.

Then the baby Buddha will radiate light in all the cells of your body, and you will begin to shine this light.

They're not falling-down stupid; they radiate the subtler variety of idiocy that can be mistaken for charm, decency or even brilliance.

And this annealing phenomenon could potentially allow you to get ten more years of operating life and then allow you to re-radiate.

Poor fiscal policy choices made leading up to the global financial crisis have been magnified as the ripple effects of the meltdown continue to radiate through markets around the world.

You radiate at the same level as a 100-watt light bulb, but it's, of course, distributed over a much larger area, so you're not that hot as a 100-watt light bulb.

The Leonids are so named because they seem to radiate from the constellation Leo, the lion, which rises above the northeastern horizon between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m., depending on your location.

Discoveries made in one view may very well radiate out to affect artifacts within other views on the same model level; they may also flow both up and down model levels within the same viewpoint.