The phrase "arrangement emissions" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to environmental science or organizational planning, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The report highlighted the need to reduce arrangement emissions in our logistics operations to improve sustainability."
Alternatives: "organizational emissions" or "planned emissions".
Modules of the flowmeter are designed systematically, including the acoustic path arrangement, ultrasound emission and reception module, transit-time measurement module, the software and so on.
Sugino, M. et al. Elucidation of anthracene arrangement for excimer emission at ambient conditions.
Could new institutional arrangements (such as emissions trading systems or permanent mediating entities) help ensure implementation of complex multilateral agreements?
A research and statistical modeling initiative was implemented to measure how flexible work arrangements reduce automotive emissions.
Mexico City has emerged as an aspiring environmental model citizen in recent years as the left-leaning local government has introduced everything from barter markets for recyclables to bicycle-sharing arrangements to zero emissions bus corridors.
On Dec. 6, while Missy finished recording descriptions of our four selected boulders and Kate began taking cosmogenic surface exposure age samples around camp, I wired up the entire acoustic emission arrangement (solar panels, batteries, and monitoring box) together for the first time in Beacon Valley.
Nevertheless, given what will happen if the worsening effects of ongoing climate change are not contained, a cooperative arrangement to minimize global emissions from all players is necessary for our own good.
After two years of negotiating the state's participation in the landmark Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative that instituted a cap-and-trade arrangement for power plant emissions in the Northeast, Romney pulled Massachusetts out of the initiative shortly before its signing in December 2005, citing a lack of cost limits for industry.
H-type aggregation, representing a face-to-face packing (π-π stacking) molecular arrangement, induces blue fluorescence emission as a result of enhanced intermolecular interactions [38, 39].
In this paper I present an initial analysis of progressive institutional arrangements on industrial CO2 emissions in Japanese cities.
