Sentence examples for previously emitted from inspiring English sources

The LYP is interpreted in terms of the back forces provided by previously emitted shielding dislocations.

Conversely, if the velocity at the source is reduced, then previously emitted dislocations are convected away and the back stress decreases, such that source operation accelerates.

However, this exercise may be somewhat pointless because the stress at the source cannot be controlled from outside, rather, it is strongly influenced by local dislocation-dislocation correlations, such as the back stress from previously emitted loops.

Aerosol deposition in each of these regions was expressed as the per cent of the total radioactivity previously emitted (2 puffs) from the Respimat.

We then relieved the metaphase II arrest by Ca2+-ionophore treatment (which mimics fertilisation) and observed that NabKin also localised to the second PB, where it gave a far stronger signal than at the previously emitted first PB.

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After discussing this issue, the group proposed a mobile computational device (a tablet), in which the patient would be able to handle pictures that emitted previously recorded sounds.

But a study published Monday adds to the growing evidence those escaping gases, called "fugitive" emissions, are numerous, especially methane emissions while a well is being drilled, a phase of well development previously thought to emit little if any methane.

Young, developing poplar leaves have been previously shown to emit monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes rather than isoprene, whereas in older leaves isoprene is almost the only volatile terpenoid [ 21, 26, 46].

We have previously shown that the odor emitted by cancer cells is also present in patients' blood, and that trained dogs can detect it with high sensitivity and specificity [ 6].

Previously, we identified the major compounds emitted from P. bellina flowers to be monoterpenes, including linalool and geraniol [ 13].