Sentence examples for periodically emitting from inspiring English sources
"Or is that an uh-huh, I was checking my phone under the table and am periodically emitting agreeable noises in order to get you off my back?
At one bend in the road, a crashed car has been permanently installed, like a sculpture in the Whitney Biennial, its buckled engine periodically emitting steam, to illustrate the dangers of careless driving.
During the initial stage of MEB, two different bubble behaviors were observed: a film of vapor on the heating surface expanded and shrank periodically, emitting micro-bubbles, and the film of vapor expanded unevenly before condensing or collapsing into many micro-bubbles.
Still, there are worse things than a pitch-black carriage with the door locked and a man within reach, even if the foul, acrid smell periodically emitted by the heater was making us feel slightly nauseous.
Palin periodically emits the proper harrumphing noises about getting back into the campaign game to set America straight, but she hated campaigning the last time she did it, then quit her job as governor before her term was up and now mostly delivers the same speech at CPAC and the Values Voter Summit every year with some laugh lines changed.
The SDR transmitter periodically emits a windowed chirp signal before a pure sine wave segment.
Once these nodes are deployed, they periodically emit hello packets with identifications to advertise their existence to adjacent nodes.
Pulse-coupled oscillators (PCOs) describe systems where individual nodes periodically emit pulses and adjust their internal time reference upon reception of pulses from neighboring oscillators.
The intensity of Jovian radio emissions usually varies smoothly with time; however, Jupiter periodically emits short and powerful bursts (S bursts), which can outshine all other components.
Latex cells are periodically emitted from the cambium and then anastomosed to form latificer mantels [ 1].
IR radiation was generated using an OPO laser (Cohesion) based on a periodically poled LiNbO3 crystal emitting tuneable IR laser radiation, tuneable over > 3.0 to 3.6 μm.
