Sentence examples for be able to emit from inspiring English sources

He then set out to make a new type of semiconductor crystal that would be able to emit visible, red light.

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.

The importance of assessing bone maturation levels in our patients (so as to be able to emit a proper diagnosis and design suitable orthodontic planning) has led us to study different bone maturation indicators.

Therefore, a single cell should be able to emit roughly the same portion of the emission.

Blinking an eye is an example of the responses he is able to emit.

The feasibility of this hinges on being able to emit and detect single photons in a consistent manner.

But LEDs are made from a semiconductor material, and are able to emit much more light for the same amount of electricity.

Therefore, one-dimensional (1D) structures, such as silicon nanowires (SiNWs), are introduced, as they are able to emit efficiently through photoexcitation due to quantum size effects.

Most of the lanthanide borogermanates are structurally centrosymmetric and not SHG active; however, they are able to emit strong luminescence in visible or near-IR region.

Optical absorption and luminescence of chromate anions are well studied and it was suggested that only significantly distorted CrO4 2− anions are able to emit light in visible spectral range [21 23].

The system is able to emit at very high current densities, up to 13 andm2, and shows very low values of both turn on and threshold field, 0.12 V/μm and 0.21 V/μm, respectively.