Sentence examples for The key emission from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the MBR tank resulted the key emission source (up to 70% of the total N2O emission during SRT = ∞ period) whereas the highest N2O production occurred in the anoxic reactor.

By virtue of a simplified mass transfer model we derived, a new method called the early stage C-history method, has been developed to measure the key emission parameters: the gas phase SVOC concentration adjacent to the material surface (y0) and the convective mass transfer coefficient (hm).

In the case of JD163, the production of JD161 induced in the supply chain is a key emission source, that is the global GHG intensity value is large because of the contribution of category (S) emissions, induced emissions in Japan.

The results demonstrate how the BIM framework provides a decision support basis for evaluating the key carbon emission sources throughout a building's life cycle and exploring more environmentally sustainable measures to improve the built environment.

The effect of four different factors such as fabric punch density, baffle plate height, air to cloth ratio and cycle time have been investigated on the key parameters; emission, pressure drop along with PM2.5 and average particle diameter of emitted particulate matter in a pulse-jet filtration process.

In practice, many implementations of MapReduce use a key emission mechanism to allow for aggregation into multiple results as illustrated in mapreduce-js.googlecode.com.

The key indirect emissions associated with biomass production and bioenergy conversion are outlined in Table 1.

The key direct emissions associated with biomass production are outlined in Table 1, with the relevant inventory assumptions also provided (see also Additional file 1, S.4).

Moreover, the report said, the state has been paying $600,000 a month for a key emissions test that the contractor has not performed.

They quashed Proposition 23, which would have temporarily suspended key emissions-reduction tenets in the Golden State's Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006.

They noted that total levels of key emissions, including those that contribute to the ozone problem, are expected to decline under the proposed merger.