Sentence examples for may be emitting from inspiring English sources

The telephone may be ringing, or worse, someone's cellphone may be emitting happy music, threatening a conversation.

This data also backs up recent evidence that China may be emitting more carbon dioxide than had previously been thought.

Landfills may be emitting more methane than previously reported because the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) may be drastically underestimating how much garbage is being deposited in landfills across the US, according to a new Yale University study.

The 1,479 spent fuel rod assemblies there include 548 that were removed from the reactor only in November and December to prepare the reactor for maintenance, and these may be emitting more heat than the older assemblies in other storage pools.

If the alignment isn't a fluke, Starkman says, the finding suggests that something within the solar system may be emitting or absorbing microwaves.

Thus, the communication radio signals that the targets may be emitting are utilized to perform tracking and move the sensors appropriately.

Hazardous air pollutants may be released when equipment leaks or when material is transferred, or they may be emitted from smokestacks.

Unlike a cap-and-trade system, which stipulates the amount of CO2 that may be emitted and allows the price to vary, a tax sets a price and lets it determine the quantity emitted.

Broadly speaking, environmental regulations fall into two types: (1) those that limit, frequently by some scientific measure, the amount of a given toxin or pollutant that may be emitted into the air or into the water supply and (2) those that attempt to preserve natural areas in their natural form.

Singapore has sent ships equipped with sensors to detect pings that may be emitted from the plane's black boxes.

Organic Carbon (OC) may be emitted directly into the atmosphere or can be formed in gas-to-particle atmospheric processes (secondary aerosol).