radiant heat

The flames themselves give off radiant heat—that’s what you feel when standing close to a campfire.

Aerosol optical depth, a measure of the degree to which smog and dust impede radiant heat, was also lower.

A molecule of carbon dioxide traps heat, radiant heat, the long wave end of the spectrum.

This common brotherhood inspired by one ideal of art suffused and welded together Bohemia with a radiant heat.

The great mirror seemed alive with radiant heat as it shot back the sun's withering darts.

Radiant heat seemed destined to escape it; but recently we have seen that submit to the same laws.

He never would have dreamt of likening light to radiant heat.

In reality, radiant heat only warms the furniture and walls of the room or whatever intercepts its rays.