1 to send out light, sound, or a smell, or a gas or other substance: --
The alarm emits a high-pitched sound if anyone tries to break in.
With this debugging information, all of the modules described here can be compiled to emit detailed traces.
These confined electrons are emitted from the target even after laser pulse is turned off.
As a result, hot electrons are confined inside and emitted gradually from the target, as an electron beam of long duration.
Since these vocalizations are emitted before and during a play bout, they may carry some metacommunicative value.
When the singer is obliged to sustain the note and to emit it over and over again, the effect is decidedly strenuous.
Some spider mite-infested plant species emit new components that are not emitted when these plants are mechanically damaged.
Energetic electrons emitted from ethanol droplets irradiated by femtosecond laser pulses.
The size of the emitting region for each spectral line in the direction of the spectral dispersion can then be determined by the instrumental linewidth.
