Sentence examples for emission has generated from inspiring English sources

As the dual-wavelength laser emission has generated a considerable interest in recent years, the obtaining of two simultaneous laser wavelengths by using a single cavity has been attractive in different areas such as optical fibre sensing, optical communications, microwave and terahertz generation.

Specifically, I will discuss SN 2008D, which was discovered serendipitously in January 2008 with the NASA Swift satellite via its X-ray emission and has generated great interest by astronomers (12 papers and counting).

Perhaps unsurprisingly given events elsewhere in the world, the report of the House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee EACC) on reducing carbon emissions from transport, published last week, has generated little comment or coverage.

Increasing use of oil-derived energy has generated negative environmental effects such as pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Sulphur dioxide, fluoride and chloride emissions would have generated intense falls of acid rain.

However, advanced applications of MRI, and ligand-based positron emission tomography (PET) have generated several candidates with potential as a quantitative biomarkers of disease activity and progression (Table 3).

Yet, ironically, these outside forces accomplished much the same emission reductions that RGGI would have generated on its own, had the outside forces not been in effect.

Top emission organic light-emitting devices (TEOLEDs) have generated a considerable interest owing to their use in the development of active matrix displays.

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The idea of producing transportation fuels from coals "has generated some interest lately because they can be produced domestically," Wang says, but their carbon emissions are "pretty high".

Rapid acceleration of relativistic electrons nonlinearly trapped by the generated chorus emissions has also been reproduced in the simulation (Katoh and Omura 2007b).