Sentence examples for water emit from inspiring English sources

But reflections in the water emit no sounds at all, not even noises.

Crops take water, emit carbon dioxide, require pesticides and send runoff nitrogen and other waste into our precious water.

The UN test N.5 "Test method for substances which in contact with water emit flammable gases" corresponds to this hazard.

This range of frequencies includes a so-called "watering hole" between 1.4 GHz and 1.7 GHz, where hydrogen and hydroxyl (both components of water) emit signals from quantum processes detectable in radio telescopes.

It occurs when charged particles zip through cooling water, emitting bursts of harmless light.

Shell-thickening is believed to be initiated when the snails sense some chemical cues in the water emitted by the crabs.

Finally, the ammonia is collected and fed into a batterylike fuel cell, which converts the ammonia into nitrogen and water, emitting power.

As mystical as it appears, for the single-celled organisms known as dinoflagellates that live in sea water, emitting pinpoints of light is a simple defense mechanism.

Water creates its own local field, which is measured by moving the TestDrop through it, and it turns out that clean water emits a slightly different field than water with lead or chlorine in it, water with E. coli, water with dissolved animal matter and so on.

ET0 refers to the water emitted from a unit ground area covered with a reference plant, unstressed and healthy as well as with ample water supply (Walter et al. 2002).

The potential lateral transport of both CO2 and CO2-laden brine can be further supported by similar CO2/3He and 3He/4He ratios of gas and a systematic chemical evolution of water emitted from the regional springs and geysers, which suggest the same crustal origins of CO2 and CO2-rich brine for the region.