The steam travels through pipes to radiators or convectors, which give off heat and warm the room. |
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I can't help it, every time I get approached now I'm really off-key and give off the impression that I'm stush or something. |
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Mossies and midges are attracted to the carbon dioxide and various cetyl alcohols you give off especially from your toes. |
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Both extrasolar planets and brown dwarfs give off most of their energy in the infrared region of the spectrum. |
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More distressingly the chemotherapy made her give off a particularly unpleasant odour. |
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I twirled it between my index finger and thumb, watching the jewel give off bright rays when it passed a specific angle. |
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These additional branches then give off really satisfying gouts of white smoke as the greenery boils and burns. |
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I could see the radio waves, microwaves, gamma rays, and other optical and non-optical radiation that black holes naturally give off. |
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American units look for enemy command posts with sensitive systems that can detect radio transmissions and other signatures that TOCs give off. |
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River otters have paired scent glands at the base of their tail which give off a heavy, musky smell. |
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And on a summer day, the seaside pines give off a scent as intoxicating as a carafe of ouzo. |
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Rats and mice give off a strong ammonia smell and are often noisy making scrabbing noises when they are present. |
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His Tiny Tots dahlias are unique in that they give off a pleasant scent, something dahlias just don't do. |
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As particles travel through an accelerator, they give off a form of radiation known as synchrotron radiation. |
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The flowers and the leaves give off a strong aromatic vapour which can be ignited, hence the names gas plant and burning bush. |
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These give off the feel of man and earth as a lesson for the anguished lyric poet. |
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Ovenbirds give off a unique musty odor that is thought to come from the oil in the uropygial gland. |
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Substances such as egg whites or gelatin are added to remove astringent substances or proteins which can cloud the wine and give off flavours. |
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Construction materials known to give off emissions should be covered with a sealant. |
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We believe, however, that the ways in which Parliament's resolution is worded give off mixed and sometimes conflicting signals. |
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Cold lights are recommended, such as low pressure sodium lamps that give off little heat. |
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All of these products are recognisable by the odour of chlorine which they give off. |
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Many of us realize and understand that spirits we encounter give off electrical impulses, this is why we so easily find them with EMF meters and such devices. |
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There is no sun in the heavenly kingdom, but flowers and trees have beautiful colors, give off fragrances, and yield fruit. |
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You, give off scent of your own free will, and I will reward you with my Graces in order that you continue giving off my good smell. |
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Canned foods are higher in moisture and this means that they give off a stronger aroma, which many dogs find appealing. |
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Smell: green flowers give off a strong odor from mango and peach, with a slight hint of vanilla. |
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Nose: pleasant, candied fruits and roast fruit, which give off a great deal of freshness. |
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Some types of particle board, furniture and carpets give off urea formaldehyde. |
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Certain fabrics such as microfiber, velvet and suede may give off different coloured reflections depending on the angle of the fibres. |
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They consume electricity and give off heat, which places an additional load on air conditioning equipment. |
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When the visor locking wedges engage in the fully raised position, they give off a clear and distinctive click. |
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They give off carbon monoxide. Because you can't smell or see it, carbon monoxide can cause health problems and is life-threatening. |
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The condenser is a coil that allows the refrigerant gas to give off heat to its surroundings and become a liquid. |
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What is more, cigarettes give off smoke, which is of course the whole point of them, and this smoke spreads to the environment. |
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Once the neutron has lost most of its energy, it can be captured by an atom and this newly formed atom may give off a high energy gamma ray. |
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However, under fire conditions, the product may support combustion and decompose to give off toxic materials. |
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Material is not flammable, but if involved in a fire could give off carbon monoxide if incomplete combustion occurs. |
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Quality has a distinctive odour: Siedle uses no materials which give off harmful substances such as softeners. |
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Many of today's materials give off particles, fibres or fumes that can be harmful to the installer and anyone in the immediate area. |
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The show delivered on all the spark a lightning rod host like Dunham should give off. |
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As electrons used to create the laser beam are steered from the linear accelerator around a curve to a wiggler where the laser beam is produced, the electrons give off t-rays. |
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However, many people do this out of habit, or to give off the impression that they are such workaholics that they never have time for a real meal. |
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Arteries supplying the thymus follow the connective tissue septa and give off branches that enter the lobular cortex and break up into capillaries, which supply the cortex. |
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Rotting tree stumps give off an eerie light that has been called foxfire. |
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It's a good fit for these books, which are set in an alternate modern-day world, but which also manage to give off a Prohibition era-slash-mobster vibe. |
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Or, worse still, handling noise from the operators hands knocking against the body of the camera which can give off very loud booming sounds on the tape. |
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When a bee or wasp stings, it releases pheromones that give off an alarm signal, which then alerts the other members of the colony about where to attack. |
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At source or after bottling, effervescent natural mineral waters give off carbon dioxide spontaneously and in a clearly visible manner under normal conditions of temperature and pressure. |
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Electricity flowing through the tube causes the gases to give off ultraviolet energy. |
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The inside of the tubes are coated with phosphors that give off visible light when struck by ultraviolet energy. |
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Normal values do not necessarily indicate a healthy liver, because a liver previously damaged by alcohol does not give off such enzymes into the blood. |
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As its name suggests, the WISE camera takes pictures of features that that give off infrared radiation. |
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The excited electrons give off light when they drop to a lower energy state. |
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Those old lampposts used to give off a strange yellowy glow when it got really dark, just like these new 'energy saving' bulbs. |
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It will be enough to very slightly overcome the low resistance within the small competence of stop while supporting on the trigger, to give off the striker of its notch. |
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Tanning beds can give off five times as much UV radiation as the sun. |
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Atoms made of young, low mass particles would give off radiation that would be redshifted compared to the atoms of the same elements on Earth. |
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Carbon dioxide is clearly important, but the skin must give off other attractants, too, he reasons. |
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They will not undergo radioactive decay and give off radiation. |
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When these spores germinate, they usually produce threadlike filaments that can infest the host, absorb nutrients, and give off toxins that cause diseases symptoms. |
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Polyurethane and polyisocyanurate insulations give off harmful vapours when the rigid boards are being manufactured and when the material is being sprayed in place on the job site. |
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To give off a fresh atmosphere choose the Body Shop's cranberry candle, which comes in a festive red candleholder with pretty Christmas trees. |
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They would give off sparks no matter where they were. |
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Worse, the columns give off a musty smell. |
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The Argentinian Navy is presently on alert to intercept a British ship carrying enough nuclear waste to give off twice the amount of radiation as the Chernobyl disaster. |
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Podgy or stocky, too tall or too thin, with their commonplace looks in their tight bathing costumes, they nevertheless give off a vague eroticism that is lost in their gaping solitude. |
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In other countries, the dog is now used to search for nickel and copper deposits, even though they are less easy to discover, as sulfurous rocks give off a stronger smell. |
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According to life sciences research results, human body itself is a resource of far infrared radiation, which means that human body can give off and absorb far infrared ray. |
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Phallus drewesii belongs to a group of mushrooms known as stinkhorns which give off a foul, rotting meat odor. |
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As a result, most products used in saunas give off scents that are created by the calcinations of the essential oils when they come into contact with the burning hot lava stones. |
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Newer, low radiation screens can give off far lower fields, but all VDUs give off higher fields at the back. |
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Wood stoves and fireplaces give off soothing warmth you can feel. |
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The term is applied to those varieties of coal which do not give off tarry or other hydrocarbon vapours when heated below their point of ignition. |
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But other materials and switches give off a plasticky, rubbery vibe. |
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Radio galaxies, for instance, give off energy in the form of radio waves. |
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