Sentence examples for emitted across from inspiring English sources

There was no significant difference in initial hypericin uptake, with an average of 3.6 3.9 (fluorescence emitted) across all four cell lines.

This is based on the belief that the landline dial tone in some world regions such as North America is emitted at 440 Hz which corresponds to concert pitch, the musical note A above middle C.[7] However, these dial tones are actually emitted across a range of 350 Hz and 440 Hz and should not be considered a stable or accurate reference sound source for tuning a guitar.[8].

LEDs can be selected to emit light with energy concentrated in this range, while fluorescent and incandescent sources emit across the visible spectrum.

This would avoid the need for bespoke polymer synthesis and could potentially allow the use of a wide range of device-optimized copolymers emitting across the full visual spectrum.

However, the strict constraints from the tuning of the acoustic fovea is likely to force CF bats to emit call frequencies adjusted to the relative velocities of the objects it approaches, while leaving little to no freedom for frequency changes, which is corroborated by our results showing no significant difference in emitted CF across any of the conditions.

Activists have chronicled the aftermath of all the incidents and, in some cases, shot video of helicopters dropping large explosive barrels that emitted noxious clouds across areas in which residents showed symptoms of being exposed to gas.

The dislocation slip systems emitted and transmitted across the interfaces are strongly linked to the interface structure and crystallography.

The percentage of appropriate affective responding emitted by participants across categories increased systematically following treatment; so did performance on nonreinforced probes.

Pulses are emitted at wavelengths across the electromagnetic spectrum, from radio waves to X-rays.

The sandwich can therefore be tuned to emit light across a whole range of wavelengths.

In an LED, light is emitted when current flows across a p-n junction, the interface between a p-type (positive) and an n-type (negative) semiconductor.