Sentence examples for emitted away from inspiring English sources

For decades, American utilities built tall smokestacks, hoping to keep the pollutants they emitted away from people who lived nearby.

Gauge bosons are emitted away from the vertex as wavy lines and, in the case of virtual particle exchange, are absorbed at an adjacent vertex.

CO measured at 0200 hr was actually emitted miles away during the tail of the evening rush hour.

In one image they loom like black columns against a light gray sky, the towers stalwart straight, the smoke they emit whooshing away at a uniformly sharp angle.

One work that emitted high levels was Away from the Flock, a 1994 exhibit showing a lamb preserved in formaldehyde solution in a glass and steel box.

After all, the ice fields in the majestic arc of peaks that runs from China to Afghanistan are melting in large part because of greenhouse gases emitted thousands of miles away.

Conversely, if the velocity at the source is reduced, then previously emitted dislocations are convected away and the back stress decreases, such that source operation accelerates.

This will result in a secondary reflection emitted in a direction away from the primary scattered beam vector.

Although no external tracers have been identified to help link NOA components to a particular source or process, NOA factors tend to have spiky time series and are, therefore, likely be the results of more local emissions, i.e., if NOA was emitted or produced farther away, it would disperse in the atmosphere and have a smoother time series.

There's a potential catch, though: Once the star becomes bigger and brighter, the radiation it emits might blow away the disk, inhibiting further growth.

— he spit thrice, but I'll bet he emitted more after cameras cut away.