Examples of using Given off in English and their translations into Greek
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The signs and signals given off when your ex is ready to reverse the breakup won't always be obvious.
In the first half of the century scientists believed that almost all the carbon dioxide given off by industry would be soaked up by the oceans.
But in the case of cell phones, the energy given off is much lower and not sufficient to
dreaming he might become a man in the land given off by God.
weak signals given off by nuclear materials,
barriers to the heat given off by laptops.
To the skeptic, the E-Meter is measuring electrical charges given off by sweat in the palms of the hands.
The chimneys that serve them have the job of expelling the by-products of combustion- the substances given off when wood burns.
The influenza virus spreads when people inhale the virus on the fine droplets given off when others sneeze,
Researchers are looking at the immune response to see if interrupting certain signals given off by melanocytes can help stop the spread of the depigmentation.
weak signals given off by nuclear materials,
This weekend, Earth will plow through a dense stream of celestial debris given off by Halley's Comet.
In Belgium alone, nearly 13 000 people die prematurely every year as a result of particles given off by diesel engines in particular.
strength of light given off by its host star.
i.e. methane, given off not only by the dump itself
fungal infections due to depletion of molybdenum that is used to break down the toxic chemical acetaldehyde given off by yeast or mold.
After separation, the technician measures the amount of radioactivity given off by the replaced bound antigen,
The molecules given off by deep fat frying is likely to have more of an effect on clouds than previously thought,” associate professor of Biophysics
UVA is one of the three types of invisible light rays given off by the sun(together with ultraviolet B
Ultraviolet A(UVA) is one of the three types of invisible light rays given off by the sun(together with ultraviolet B