Sentence examples for to emitted from inspiring English sources
verb
To send out or give off.
He decided that he could compensate for his loss of vision by learning to echolocate, just like a bat, interpreting the shape and dimensions of his surroundings based on how they react to emitted sound waves.
One of the most important parameters in the calculation of the gamma activity of environmental radioactive sources with respect to emitted gamma energy is the detection efficiency which is usually determined using calibrated standard sources [1].
A highly dispersed structure of iron in the form of a chaotic accumulation of its particles of microscopic size is formed In terms of low-temperature reduction, the boundaries of contact of particles have the highest catalytic activity, where the nucleation of a new phase occurs in the form of ring-shaped cuffs due to emitted carbon while carbon monoxide decomposes.
Our results corroborated our expectations with respect to emitted intensity in that all bats emitted very intense signals.
Assigning absolute temperatures to emitted radiation poses a significant challenge and requires careful calibration of the instrument, as well as standardization of the imaging process.
"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.
