reemission

The radiation was conveyed to the surface by photons, which moved extremely slowly because of their repeated absorption and reemission by matter along the way.

Probably reemission of this one (with Andru Donalds) be a summer-top hit i..

These fluctuations are linked to the atom having a Brownian motion due to the random reemission of the absorbed photon.

Ring material migrates inward due to reemission of solar radiation, and would thus strike the leading hemisphere of Iapetus.

Later Protestant wills state a belief in the 'full reemission and forgiveness of all my sinnes, onely by the deathe and bludsheadinge of our Lorde and saivoure Jesus Christe'.

In Raman spectroscopy, the incoming photon causes a momentary distortion of the electron distribution around a bond in a molecule, followed by reemission of the radiation as the bond returns to its normal state.

The high-energy photons (gamma rays and x-rays) released in fusion reactions take a long time to reach the Sun's surface, slowed down by the indirect path taken, as well as by constant absorption and reemission at lower energies in the solar mantle.

Our young human sage frowned as her eyes darted back and forth, from data panels to the main screen, then to Tsh't. "The infrared . . . the reemission profiles . . . You're not saying that thing actually contains-" She stopped, unable to finish her sentence.