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In free-electron lasers stimulated emission comes from electrons passing through a magnetic field that periodically varies in direction and intensity, causing the electrons to accelerate and release light energy.

Part of the urban carbon emission comes from residential energy consumption.

Highest contribution (61%) of carbon emission comes from raw material production.

The GaAs emission comes largely from the buffer and the substrate and thus reabsorbed by the narrower gap CHP.

The conclusion is based on the fact that exciplex emission comes from TADF process in which there is small ΔEs-t.

A considerable amount of energy consumption and CO2 emission comes from the building sector which today accounts for 40% of the world's energy use.

Other cuts in emission came from transport, with 488,000 Americans last year opting for hybrid and plug-in vehicles.

Presently there are carried out studies aimed at limiting CO2 emission coming from industrial processes.

The emission coming from carriers diffused away from the probed area will not be detected.

XMM, because it is sensitive to X-ray light, can see the emission coming from the hot electrons themselves.

X-ray flaring characteristics suggest that the resulting activity is solar-like, with X-ray emission coming from a hot plasma confined in large, reconnecting magnetic loops.