Sentence examples for matters emitting from inspiring English sources

The earwigs (Dermaptera) are familiar insects, often unwelcomed, mainly due to their nocturnal habit, some feeding on decaying matters, emitting foul smell, and an unfounded myth that earwigs would crawl into peoples' ears and penetrate into their brains during sleep.

Eridani B emits too much dangerous radiation and Eridani C is prone to flares, sudden eruptions of energy and matter emitting lethal doses of X-rays.

It isn't stars burning through their fuel; it isn't matter emitting gravitational waves; it isn't due to gravitational collapse; it isn't due to mergers or inspirals.

Block and Jean-Michel envisioned a large-scale air filter using electrodes to capture the particulate matter emitted.

Much of that is caused by fine particulate matter emitted from the tailpipes of gas-powered cars.

This is important for many engineering systems because all matter emits thermal radiation continuously due to non-zero temperature.

"Carbon monoxide, volatile organic compounds and particulate matter emitted from infrastructure construction are larger than those emitted from vehicle propulsion when normalized per passenger kilometre.

The surrounding matter emits intense radio waves that slowly fade away, during which time the magnetar spins down and occasionally emits fast radio bursts, another mysterious "transient" event in the universe.

Secondhand smoke (SHS) is a complex mixture of thousands of compounds including particulate matter emitted by the combustion of tobacco products and from smoke exhaled by smokers [ International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) 2004].

Although the responsible components of cooksmoke that induce respiratory problems are unknown, it has been well established by a number of studies that the amount of indoor air pollution from particulate matter emitted by kerosene stoves is appreciably less than that associated with biomass-burning stoves (Saksena et al. 2003).

Radioactivity, property exhibited by certain types of matter of emitting energy and subatomic particles spontaneously.