Residents were protesting against plans to build a rubbish incinerator, which they fear may emit mercury and dioxin.
They also report in Ethology that the females react differently based on the context of a male's call: For example, they tended to ignore long calls that the males emitted following a disturbance, such as a tree falling, but those with infants -like the one here—moved away from "spontaneous" long calls, whinfants -like may emitheonettract mating females.
Because it has 84 neutrons (two more than 82, which is a magic number which corresponds to a stable neutron configuration), it may emit an alpha particle (which has 2 neutrons) to form praseodymium-141 with 82 neutrons.
The actual exposure of the user depends on a number of factors such as characteristics of the phone, particularly the type and location of the antenna; the way the phone is handled; and most important, the adaptive power control, which may reduce the emitted power by orders of magnitude (up to a factor of 1,000).
The e v represents emission probabilities at state v, which (depending on the state type) may emit either one or two residues, e v (x i )) or e v (x i, x j ).
Unspecialized flowers may attract flies to nectar, which is present in open, shallow nectaries and may emit sweet odours.
The EU's emissions-trading scheme (ETS), which caps the amount of greenhouse gases that factories may emit and gives them tradable allowances, is designed to do that.
A bolt is a data processing unit, which consumes any number of input streams, conduct some specific processing, and finally may emit new tuples out to other bolts.
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