Sentence examples for old emit from inspiring English sources
Only mature bulls from the age of around four years old emit the knee-click sound [ 26], and the sound was chosen as the criterion for inclusion of individuals in the present study.
In my commute to work, I also have noticed that while Manhattan buses are not too bad from an emissions standpoint (based on what I can see and smell), buses that bring workers and others into the city from surrounding areas are pretty typically old and emit thick, dark smoke.
At individual level the young and the old larvae emit different quantities of pheromones that have different volatilities.
Late at night, the old city emits a melancholy vibe of European grandeur transported to this new continent but ultimately abandoned to molder in the tropical heat.
Because older autos emit as much as 30 times the pollution of new ones, officials say, scrapping a relatively few clunkers makes room for many new replacements.
Instead of the old light-emitting diode (LED) that lit the first games, the updated version uses a liquid crystal display (LCD) technology.
The planned large scale introduction of wood combustion based domestic heating systems in Austria (planned for up to 400,000 households) would increase the Austrian PM2.5 emission by around 6% based on an average emission of 30 mg MJ−1, if the old "high emitting" solid fuel based heating systems are not replaced.
Although the use of call types changed with age with PND 8 pups being more likely to produce Type II/III calls and PND 2 and PND 4 pups more likely to produce Type I/II calls (Fig. 4A)—we did not find evidence that older pups emitted younger-sounding calls during periods of maternal separation.
Performance on the FR1 schedule in the present study was consistent with that on the FI, in that there was no effect in the young animals, whereas the high-dose older animals emitted more responses during the first few sessions of the FR schedule.
To reduce costs, these local carriers use old vehicles that emit large amounts of pollutants.
