Sentence examples for emitting water from inspiring English sources

While there are no national statistics on the rate at which residential wells are drying, drilling companies and officials in states across the Midwest have said that hundreds of people who rely on wells have complained of their pipes emitting water that goes from milky to spotty to nothing.

A mysterious bright spot on Ceres, the largest object in the asteroid belt, is looking more and more like ice and could even be emitting water vapor into space on a daily basis.

Early reports suggested that Occator's bright spot could be emitting water vapor into space vapor that could loft dust above the surface and also condense into bright particles of ice.

THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS A mysterious bright spot on Ceres, the largest object in the asteroid belt, is looking more and more like ice and could even be emitting water vapor into space on a daily basis, Dawn mission scientists reported here today at the Lunar and Planetary Science Conference.

Other actively venting orifices were seen in the same oxyhydroxide mound and slowly emitting water was observed from numerous smaller crevices[54] indicating that the amount of emitted fluid associated with the building of the spire and mound was probably considerably greater than that used in the calculation.

An early model included plans for a fountain emitting water at the top, but this wasn't incorporated into the final design.

The tailpipe emits water vapor, heat and scarcely any other emissions.

Fuel cells are considered one of the cleanest ways of producing electricity because they emit water vapor and heat, although many fuel cells draw their hydrogen from methanol, gasoline or natural gas and do give off some pollutants.

When they are done working, the particles reunite with the hydrogen ions and with oxygen in the air to emit water.

The point of all this is to create a car with zero emissions; or rather, the taxi does not have an exhaust pipe as it only emits water vapours.

A copper-piping fountain that emitted water in a "dandelion bubble" dominated one end of the building.