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If the sun did not give off heat the temperature of the earth would fall almost to absolute zero.

In Shanghai, some of the public buses begin to run on natural gas, which does not give off as much carbon dioxide as the petrol.

They also give off the heat, and, of course, the warm air rises into the living areas of the houses.

Brewers yeast will cause the dog to give off an odor that fleas do not like but you will not be able to detect.

What the single guy could learn: It's tough to pull off for some, but you could always give off the appearance of a bad boy.

This might be because wit may give off the impression of not being serious or willing to commit to a long-term relationship.

The nebulae, he said, were clouds of atoms and dust. They were not hot enough -- like stars-- to give off light.

It has to be noticed that the air we breathe is already seriously polluted by the exhaust factories and vehicles give off.

The director replied, "Do you light a candle to make it more comfortable or to have it give off light? "

Some objects, like the sun, stars and the electric bulb give off their own light.

A substance which in contact with water is liable to become spontaneously combustible or to give off a flammable gas.

The technology news site CNET has compiled two interesting lists showing which cellphones give off the most and the least radiation.

The newspaper will quickly compost and absorb the awful smell grass clippings give off when they're stored for a while.

All the radioactive materials give off the harmful radioactive which can be deadly at high levels.

Slowly the dust and gas make a ball. The ball gets very hot . Then it starts to give off light .

Some scientists say that mobile phones give off radiation that might be bad for users.

Cyanoacrylates give off heat on solidification. In rare cases, a large drop will increase in temperature enough to cause a burn.

If he saw a caribou, he would wave his arms. Or he would make his fire to give off more smoke.

On the wall, moving paintings give off bursts of smoke from time to time. That adds a bit creepy atmosphere.

In Shanghai, in a number of public buses to start using natural gas, which does not give off carbon dioxide as gasoline.

When neutrinos interact with electrons or nuclei of those water or oil molecules, they give off a flash of light that sensors can detect.

Researchers discovered that plants infected with a virus give off a gas that activates disease resistance in neighboring plants.

Soon, the fire began to give off heat, and the lodge began to grow warm.

The fire that broke out in the plant during the night was still seen give off a lot of.

Simulation and test results indicate that the system can give off suitable control signals and drive the screen.

Fireflies are winged beetles and give off a green luminous glow from chemicals in their lower abdomen in a process called bioluminescence.

The calligraphy and plantings on the wall, old already, give off the thick atmosphere of literature.

To be honest, I'm pretty boring when it comes to girls. We give off this rock 'n' roll impression but we're just normal guys.

All bodies, no matter what their temperature, give off radiation in the form of electromagnetic waves.

Such atoms give off excess energy until they become stable; the emitted energy is known as radiation.

Garlands made of jasmines and other flowers give off a special fragrance in the air.

Labeled antibodies that have not docked to the sample tumble about so rapidly in solution that they give off no magnetic signal.

That made the annual transatlantic hedge-fund give-off between ARK and the organisation that inspired it even less of a contest than usual.

At home, many household items give off enough residual heat to pull the plug a few minutes early.

When it recognizes that it's gone inside the cell, it says OK, now it's time to disassemble and give off the RNA.

Yet lighting consumes 25% of the world's electricity and wasteful incandescent bulbs give off plenty of heat as well as useful light.

Nuclear medical technology majors learn to use radiopharmaceuticals (drugs that give off radiation) to diagnose and treat illness.

They use only one-quarter of the electricity to give off the same light.

The nitrate and chlorate, very volatile, give off brilliant crimson flames and are used in flares, fireworks, and tracer bullets.

When the uranium atoms split, they give off the enormous amounts of energy that make the explosion so terrible.

give off the sound of a bullet flattening on impact.

Current medical practices blame pollen for the runny eyes or drippy noses that springtime flowers and flowering trees give off.

The flowers in the garden give off a pleasant smell.

In fact fuels we burn and plant foods we eat give off their chemical energy in the form of heat energy .

Dear, you said that these two day of soles of the foot always give off heat, this is not the cloudy deficiency-fire prosperous symptom?

If it is left too long, it begins to give off a bad smell.

This causes the leaves to give off a red glow, lighting the road for passersby without the need for electric power.

On a hot summer day, the leaves of a mature shade tree can give off as much as 100 gallons of water per day in transpiration.

In areas around sunspots, the gases are more active. Explosions near these spots give off a lot of energy.

However , Mr Spitzer also began to give off signals that a man who had always lived life under high pressure was feeling intense strain .

To give off (vapor containing waste products) through the pores of the skin or the stomata of plant tissue.

That's because our bodies give off complex aromas, some too faint for a human nose.

When willows are attacked by webworms and tent caterpillars, they give off a chemical that alerts nearby willows.

A zero can have its meaning only used with real numbers thoughts can give off brilliant light only when put into actions.

Fireflies are winged beetles and give off a green luminous glow from chemicals in their lower abdomen at night.

Transporting the bottles and keeping them cold also burns fossil fuels, which give off greenhouse gases.

To protect themselves from this competition some shrubs give off a substance that kills young plants that sprout too close to them.

If(it is)burnt, rubber Can give off poisonous smell.

Some scientists believe that plants inhale oxygen at night and give off carbon dioxide.

using tri-chromatic fluorescent tube, design for reading, give off uniform and natural soft light.

If (it is) burnt, rubber can give off a poisonous gas.

Odour and fuming: Sealing wax when melted or burned shall not fume noticeably or give off offensive color.

In the meantime, many power plants are being modernized to give off less polluting material.

Sparks created in a lab give off X-rays, scientists announced Monday.

The Law of Energy: Energy is contagious. What we give off is what we get back.

As motor vehicles burn fuel, they give off carbon monoxide as a waste.

Red dwarfs are low-energy, tiny stars that give off dim red light and last longer than stars like our sun.

The screen is coated with chemicals that give off light when struck by the beam .

UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS : May give off toxic hydrogen bromide when thermally decomposed .

The trees would also give off water vapor that would assist in cooling the homes.

Garbage is left to accumulate in unsanitary heaps that attract flies and give off bad smell.

Certain species of shallow water squid give off light to blend in with the moonlight.

Phosphors give off visible light after absorbing ultra-violet light.

The sensors give off a fluorescent light that can be detected in the near-infrared light spectrum.

To give off vapor containing waste products, as through animal or plant pores.

Static electricity is caused by lightning or by certain electrical machines that give off electromagnetic waves.

Now there are many rivers suffered serious pollution, some will also give off a bad smell.

What's left over in the core, the radioactive material, will continue to give off heat for a long time.

After illuminated for several minutes, the product can give off light for over 16 hours continuously in darkness.

When bacteria stagnate, they multiply and give off toxins and stinky odors.

Consumers dislike the "cold" light they give off and their poor lifespan.

Pellet fuel does not smoke or give off any harmful fumes.

Rabbits and donkeys which also have large, flat ears give off ecess heat and maintain their body temperature in the same way.

The key to drinking alone is the vibe you give off: you want to seem friendly and approachable, but not predatory or needy.

When the seal in the stick is broken, the two chemicals mix together and give off a soft, green glow.

Note: Potatoes give off a gas that ripens onions, so be sure to store them separately.

Male elephants give off scent from behind theirs' to attract mates.

Static is caused by lightning or by certain electrical machines that give off electromagnetic waves.

Fireflies give off flashes of light when they fly at night.

thoughts can give off brilliant light only when put into actions.

a small bomb designed to give off a foul odor when it explodes.

She knew that some octopuses give off lots of ink when they feel in danger.

Some flowers give off their richest fragrance at night.

file from HDD, then display on the screen, or give off sound by speaker.

If you don't shower more often, your body will give off an unpleasant odor.

If plastic and rubber are burnt, they'll give off poisonous gases.

They're some type of granite formations that give off light at night.

Stars give off their own light, and planets only reflect sunlight.

What's more, cars give off waste gases and thus cause air pollution.

l Glowing nebulae are named because they give off a dim, red light, as the hydrogen gas in them is heated by radiation from nearby stars.

People who give off more of these compounds, such as people who sweat more, will be more attractive to these mosquitoes.

They give off discrete amounts of radiant energy.

Water can a bull craporb and give off a lot of heat without fantastic changes in temperature. thus creating a stable environment.

But plastics and rubber never rot. If they are burned , they give off poisonous gases.

The plants transpire to give off more water vapor.

Feng is moved and can't speak even a word at that moment, the only thing he can promise in heart is to give off his best in return.

Chemical changes that give off energy.

Once it opened, the perfume would give off a funny smell.

He went in , struck a match and lit a candle to give off light.

Those flowers look pretty but don't give off a nice smell.

The flowers in this garden give off a strange odor.

For as we have said . . . they shall contain an energy that will give off a 'power' that can assist you in so many ways.

These gas lasers give off a continuous beam.

Burning leaves give off thick smoke.

To give off a sound on firing. Used of guns or cannon.

Chives give off a delicate oniony scent.

Nuclear fuels such as plutonium and uranium give off heat energy when fission(the splitting of atoms in these fuels) occurs.

Apples give off a natural gas called ethylene that can wilt, spot, or rot other food.

We should try all means to decrease the amount of poisonous gases which our factories and cars give off.

Rotten eggs give off a bad smell.

The flowers give off a sweet fragrance.

Roast ducks give off a delicious smell.

The circulating mud ca new good give off heat.

give off After a month their food supplies gave out.

"To give off light, " came the reply.

The flowers give off a sweet perfume .

And not just solar. All hot objects give off infra -red .

These wild flowers give off a nice smell.

The flowers give off a heady scent at night.

the hay starts to rot and begins to give off heat which is trapped inside it.

The entire palm will then give off heat.

When electrons are disturbed this way, they give off light.

The heater can give off much warmth.

With the development of industry and agriculture, cars make great noises and give off poisonous gas.

The wild flowers give off a nice smell.

The moon, for example, does not give off any light of its own.

Many flowers give off a nice smell.

The crystals give off a faint glow.

All hot objects give off infra-red.

Zero can have its meaning only when it is used with real numbers; thoughts can give off brilliant light only when they are put into actions.

These fuels give off heat when they burn.

Give off: send out or emit sth.

In other words, fit leaders give off vibes and get the job done better.

That's because in the city center there are many cars , buses and so on , so many vehicles that give off waste gas .

To give off soot or color.

Houhou(Monkey): Er, let me see. Zhuzhu(Pig): Oh, how clear you are, you give off a great smell!

Many material, if given the proper energy, such as by heating, give off light.

He small radiator in my room doesn't give off much heat.

When the breeze in morn with the voice of birds comes in our fragrant berth, he can blow a pond of lotus ripple to give off sweet smell.

They give off a lot of mixed signals.

CURTIS SWIFT: "What it does is, it actually allows the plant to give off adequate water, which cools the tissue. "

When electronsaredisturbed this way, they can give off light.

eg. Cars give off much poisonous gas every day.

Some are like a shooting star, but give off so much light that they guide you in the correct direction;

As the temperature increases, it begins to give off light of shorter and shorter wavelengths;

give off parts of a nationalized industry to private ownership

[I, Tn] (of plants) give off (watery vapour) from the surface of leaves, etc

Usually produced from small, thick-skinned red varieties, which give off both tannin and color to the wine;

very clean dogs, and don't give off the same type of dog odors as a lot do

Unusual fire and blast May give off toxic hydrogen bromide when hot decomposed

give off a strong smell

give off oxygen into the air

give off (heat, smoke, smell) emit, send out

To give off (heat, for example); emit or issue: