Meanings of emitting light in English

By contrast, dark matter cannot lose energy by emitting light.

Now that it is emitting light on its own, we've lost even that clue.

Some fish have the power of emitting light.

The object was emitting light into my hands.

A cloud of hot gas in space can lose energy by emitting light, and thus cool down.

All was full of light, as if lit from within itself and emitting light, not reflecting it.

But this isn't a simple back-and-forth motion, because as it crashes, the electron jettisons energy by emitting light.

This implies that the much cooler stove eye should be emitting light with a wavelength longer than red light.

The substance produced in this manner possesses the property of emitting light in the dark in a very high degree.

Suppose, however, that the object were emitting light strongly at specific wavelengths due to the quantum properties of its atoms and molecules.

Biological effectiveness was proved by comparison with the radiation of an argon-pumped dye laser (Kiton red) emitting light at 630 nm.

His team will use optogenetics, an emerging technique that involves emitting light pulses to precisely trigger neural activity, to develop an implanted TBI treatment device.

The electron could jump from an outer pathway to an inner loop, with the emission of the appropriate amount of energy, say by emitting light.

Luminous, a kind of deep blue she'd never seen before, so brilliant she almost had to shield her eyes, as if it were emitting light.