Sentence examples for be given off from inspiring English sources

The gas may be given off by reactions between water and olivine in Martian rocks.

The genes of the immune system make proteins, but they are too large to be given off as odors.

To test the theory, "we determined how much energy might be given off by interactions between water and rock," says Jakosky.

Hence, the more probable a particular quantum transition is, the more photons will be given off, and the greater the intensity.

Moreover there is only a statistical agreement since classically all the frequencies will be given off together, while quantum mechanically only a single photon is emitted with a single frequency in any given transition between stationary states; hence, one must consider a statistical ensemble of atoms to compare with the classical spectrum.

Acidic fumes can also be given off from ubiquitous formaldehyde resins (commonly urea-formaldehyde resins).

Given this age, astronomers expect that WASP-18 would be giving off copious amounts of X-rays.

A hanging scroll in the corner, with columns of loops and smears, seems to be giving off agitated vibes.

Rudel suspects, but has not confirmed, that the floors may be giving off PCBs, with sanding releasing even higher levels of dust packed with PCBs.

It is meant for icy relief only, it would be giving off fumes if heated.

Keep your makeup light and waterproof since you'll be giving off a lot of perspiration.