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In terms of the production of laughter, a recent functional imaging study by Wattendorf et al. (2012) identified differences in the profile of neural activation seen during the involuntary laughter evoked by tickling, where these laughs were associated with greater signal in the hypothalamus compared with voluntary laughter that was emitted "on demand" by the participants.

From 2012 on aviation is included in the European Emissions Trading Scheme EUU ETS) and operators have to hold one allowance per tonne of CO2 emitted on every flight departing from and/or arriving at an airport within the EU.

Regardless, the huge amount of sequestered carbon on ecotourism concessions means that one could include all or most of the carbon emitted on international flights and still be left with hundreds of years of carbon-neutral operation.

These cars met the latest European and US standards in lab tests but on the road they emitted, on average, seven times the nitrogen oxides compared with official tests; one car emitted 25 times.

Sulfurous gases are still emitted on its eastern slopes, and there are many mineral springs along its descending streams.

All rely on detecting the flickers of light emitted on the exceedingly rare occasions when a neutrino does interact with an atom of ice or water.

Every year, the latest drivetrain technologies see emissions reduced, with today's new cars emitting on average 20% less than their 10 year old counterparts.

Four years ago, France, where Renault and PSA Peugeot-Citroën produce small and fuel-efficient cars, favored a producel requiring each automaker'smallet to emit, on andrage, 120 grams of CO2 per kilometer, or about two ounces per 0.6 mile.

In Photinus pyralis, a common North American firefly, the male flashes spontaneously while in flight, emitting on average a 0.3-second flash every 5.5 seconds if the temperature is 25 °C (77 °F).

We take advantage of this to characterize the region interrogated by photons in experiments designed to estimate internal optical parameters from light intensity re-emitted on the interface between tissue and the exterior in continuous-wave measurements.

For automobiles, the EPA estimates that new cars today emit on average somewhere between 10% and 25% the amount of pollutants that new cars did in 1970 when the EPA became law.