Sentence examples for after emitting from inspiring English sources

"Hold it," Trump said — and, after emitting a strangled phrase, Bush did.

*The sense of fatigue and disconnect one experiences after emitting a massive stream of content only to hit some kind of 'wall' and forget and/or abandon the entire thing.

Three possible responses are revealed: cleavage without dislocation emission, cleavage after emitting certain amount of dislocations, and cleavage suppressed by incessant dislocation emissions.

The operator says they will add an SCR later, but the time to add an SCR is during construction, not after emitting pollutants for an indefinite amount of time.

After emitting collaterals that innervate nearby parts of the cortex, their axons travel into the deep cerebellar nuclei, where they make on the order of 1,000 contacts each with several types of nuclear cells, all within a small domain.

A male not expressing the blue body colouration would be subject to frequent mating attempts by other males and would only be released after emitting a release call (Liao and Lu 2009; Chen and Lu 2011).

After being emitted into the atmosphere, they are redistributed between the gas and particle phases, and subsequently deposited to the terrestrial environment through dry or wet deposition [8].

Driven by different mixing forces, exhaust dilution near roadways usually experiences two distinct dilution stages after being emitted—'tailpipe-to-road' and 'road-to-ambient'.

As they fly rapidly away from their source, the simulacra initially retain the form of the surface of the object from which they have come, and, if they enter our eyes fairly soon after being emitted, they cause our visual experience of the object (Lucretius, De Rerum Natura, Bk. IV lns. 54-238; Epicurus, Letter to Herodotus).

Though small clusters of injected cells appeared to engraft and then persist for many weeks after transplantation (emiting measurable bioluminescent signal), they did not exhibit functional organization with the surrounding host myocardium.

Tetramethylrhodamine fluorescence was excited at 546 nm and emission was detected with a photomultiplier after filtering emitted light through a 570 nm long-pass filter.