Sentence examples for possibility to emit from inspiring English sources

Active acoustic tomography strongly relies on the possibility to emit powerful acoustic signals in the ocean.

After establishing that male bed bugs are able to detect these compounds, using single sensillum recordings, we predict that by removing the possibility for nymphs to emit their pheromone, nymphs would experience a higher rate of mating than non-manipulated nymphs.

That could include warning investors about looming government regulations that might make it more expensive to emit carbons, or the possibility that the company could be sued over pollution.

The student reported that the treated cells indeed glowed green, but that the only phenomenon at work was auto-fluorescence: cells' tendency to emit light as they are dying, a possibility that Vacanti's researchers seemed oddly not to have entertained.

Dr. Julian H. Krolik, an astrophysicist at Johns Hopkins University, who was not involved in the work, said there could be other explanations, including the possibility that the magnetic fields somehow allow the plunging material to emit more radiation before falling through the irrevocable trapdoor of the black hole.

"Pour" means to emit in a stream.

But silicon is by nature highly reluctant to emit light.

The skeleton seemed to emit a 19th-century glow.

Instead of reflecting light, their faces seem to emit it.

That complex then reacts with molecular oxygen to emit light.

By contrast, rich countries continue to emit less.