emanate造句怎麼寫

(in spiritualism) the substance supposed to emanate from the body of the medium during a trance.

Social rituals have initially emanate from dietary habits and repeated themselves along with the transformation in the dietetic structure.

appearing to emanate from a source other than the actual point of origin. Used chiefly of intelligence operations.

The visible substance believed to emanate from the body of a spiritualistic medium during communication with the dead.

Particulates can emanate from process equipment (E.G., in CVD and etch reactors)as well as from humans (From street clothes, skin flakes, etc. )

As the struggle proceeded for making the ruling power emanate from the periodical choice of the ruled, some persons began to think that too much importance had been attached to the limitation of the power itself.

Function: Deep moisturize tired skin, add nutrition that lost daily, regulate the secretion of fat, make oily skin relax and radiant in sleeping, emanate charming, moist and healthy skin.

When indoor ventilation is poor, there is often a strange smell of carbonic acid. A few drops of perfume or toilet water can be dripped on the bulb. After the treatment is hot, the fragrance will gradually emanate, and the room will smell fragrant.

What rule, then, could emanate from that unreasonable order?

The phenomenon of road surface material emanate in constructing

The waves that emanate from the collision of two black holes should be detectable.

What other sound could emanate from the mountains on so still a night but Brook Suoxi?

Nor could stellar slam dancing explain the narrow jets that emanate from the central powerhouses of many quasars.

The icy moon's famed jets emanate from at least eight distinct source regions, which lie on or near the tiger stripes.

More than a dozen people, including two Carteret, N.J., police officers, saw the lights last weekend, and several of the witnesses described a sense of serenity that seemed to emanate from the celestial display.

These are said to emanate from Henry Kissinger.

It is ironic that the more serious problems emanate from the more industrially advanced societies.

An artful life is a life that embraces creativity, and creativity doesn't emanate pure and whole from within but emerges from our engagement with the world around us.

Mysterious explosions and noises emanate from it.

Perhaps the martial arts outstanding people, for their strong self-confidence, emanate, is shrouded around them, calm and calm.

This is usually the region from which most of the secondary particles emanate.

Assuming the bubbles emanate from our Galaxy's center, the scale of the bubbles is huge, rivaling the entire Galaxy in size, and spanning about 50, 000 light years from top to bottom.