Sentence examples for escape emission from inspiring English sources

The light that probes the inner part of the cell wall would find a longer path to get in (excitation) or to escape (emission) from the fiber than the excitation light or the emitted one near the outer edge of the cell wall.

"At Thanksgiving, for someone who has to get on the plane to see Grandma across the country, they can't escape those emissions," he said.

And the escaping methane emissions have implications beyond the communities around the fracking wells because methane's impact on the climate is around 30 times greater than that of carbon dioxide.

This produces a left-handed polarized ordinary (L-O) mode wave that can escape from the emission region.

MC simulations also returned scalar metrics representative of effective excitation fluence and effective emission escape probability within the optically sampled volume.

MC simulations were used to investigate the dependence of optical sampling depth, excitation fluence, and emission escape probability within the sampled volume on μ′ s(λ x) and μ′ s(λ m) within the sampled medium; these quantities were calculated as described in Section 2.1.

The most efficient way we have now to capture CO2 is to remove it from flue gas as the emissions escape.

The researchers also want to investigate whether the plumes are similar to those seen on Saturn's moon Enceladus, where high-pressure vapour emissions escape from very narrow cracks on the body's surface.

Because this light is unable to escape, it stimulates the emission of even more light from the gain medium, until a single frequency begins to dominate.

An analytic expression for the frequency averaged escape probability of an emission line is found to be as accurate for the population kinetics as the multifrequency method.

Charges stored in the shallow traps have a higher probability of escape by thermal field emission, while charges stored in the deep traps require larger gate electric field to de-trap.