'emitting heat' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
For example, you can use this phrase in a sentence such as, "The burning log was emitting heat into the room."
He said that there may be an internal ocean, for example, emitting heat from below the surface and nitrogen ice.
In one incident, in the remote west of former Soviet Georgia, a group of woodsmen found two capsules of the material which was emitting heat in a forest.
"People love to have a fireplace that is emitting heat at chest level when they are sitting in front of it, rather than have it warm their feet," said Mr. Handler of the Wolf Corporation.
Nuclear experts said that executives thought they had enough time because the reactors had shut down automatically after the earthquake, and that they did not realize the risk posed by the spent fuel rods, which are highly radioactive and still emitting heat.
By emitting heat that pushes away the galactic gas, the black hole prevents any new stars from being formed.
By emitting heat, which means using the urban atmosphere, every metropolitan infinitesimally contributes to hot air as an urban public good.
Mr. McCain has also joined with Democrats in supporting the idea of a system allowing power plants and other industrial polluters to buy credits from more efficient producers that fall well below limits on emitting heat-trapping gases.
They acknowledge both powerful natural climate fluctuations as well as the steady drumbeat of warming caused by roughly seven billion people trying to live and prosper on a small planet, emitting heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the process.
Humans are warming the planet by emitting heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide.
Unfortunately, other road participants or artifacts emit heat as well (cars, heated buildings, etc).
Hawking drew on quantum theory to show that black holes should emit heat and eventually vanish.
