Sentence examples for about to emit from inspiring English sources

When a neuron is about to emit a spike, even a weak electric field can bias spike threshold.

This includes the agreement that countries will only be able to emit about half of the carbon dioxide – about 1,000 gigatonnes – that has already been released into the atmosphere since the Industrial Revolution.

About 50 specimens were stimulated to emit sperm or eggs in seawater added with hydrogen peroxide, according to [ 42].

Decency might have at least caused her to emit a polite cough about their unfortunate obligations.

Like many of us, Soljacic (pronounced Soul-ya-CHEECH) often forgets to recharge his cell phone, and when it is about to die it emits an unpleasant noise.

However, he said the town was talking to Sprint Nextel about devices that emit a weaker satellite signal, to save vehicles' battery power.

The budget for 2°C would allow us to keep emitting for about 30 years.

The EEG device then scanned for P300 waves, known to be emitted when thinking about something meaningful.

He says CO2 emissions would amount to about 200 pounds per MWh, making the Texas plant far more climate-friendly than even the best combined-cycle natural-gas plants, which emit about 850 to 1,000 pounds per MWh.

Seeing me up on my hind legs about to do him in, he emitted a soprano bleat not unlike a particular note that Dame Joan Sutherland hits in the Pudnicks' Decca recording of "Siegfried".

Finally, this can then be assembled into an algorithm that detects when the laser is about to damage critical tissue and emits a warning signal to the surgeon or temporarily shuts off the laser as an automatic feedback mechanism.