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emit

[ih-mit] / ɪˈmɪt /


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This research is part of a larger effort to develop terahertz light sources that do more than emit pulses, with an emphasis on shaping those pulses for practical use.

From Science Daily

To make matters even worse, the food emitting that delicious smell, the food that Maya-Jade was eating, was lasagna.

From Literature

Birds emit lower frequencies with their calls, while the sensors also pick up higher frequencies from hovering insects.

From The Wall Street Journal

Dark matter cannot be seen directly because it does not emit, reflect, absorb, or block light.

From Science Daily

A team led by physicists at Stanford University has developed a new kind of optical cavity that can efficiently capture single photons, the basic particles of light, emitted by individual atoms.

From Science Daily