Sentence examples for based on carbon dioxide from inspiring English sources
An innovative process, based on carbon dioxide capture and storage by means of accelerated carbonation of bottom ash is proposed and studied for the above purpose.
In October, vehicles with large engines will be charged a new, higher fee based on carbon dioxide emissions.
Based on carbon dioxide properties and its solubility in water, carbon dioxide deliming principle and mass transfer were analyzed, respectively.
The system uses a piezo-resistive measure of pressure differences from a respirometric method based on carbon dioxide produced within the bottle.
Topping the list of the cleanest cars available in America are the Toyota Prius and Honda Civic hybrid, both of which earn a perfect greenhouse gas score of 10 based on carbon dioxide emissions that impact global warming.
Thus it is expected that the present study will be useful in the design and optimization of natural circulation loops based on carbon dioxide.
A wide range of respirometric protocols has been reported based either on carbon dioxide production, oxygen uptake or release of heat.
Hybrid nanostructured arrays based on carbon nanotubes (CNT) and palladium or titanium dioxide materials have been synthesized using self-supported and silicon-supported anodized aluminum oxide (AAO) as nanoporous template.
"For everything I do that has a big carbon footprint, I plant trees based on the carbon dioxide emitted, so you don't feel guilty about doing something," she says.
Researchers for the state government of Victoria in cooperation with the University of Melbourne, baked loaves based on atmospheric carbon dioxide levels for 2050 predicted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
But if the tariff were based on the carbon dioxide emitted in the process of making a car in China, it could be double that.Assuming the economists are ignored…A tax based on the carbon footprint of imports, the authors reckon, would certainly benefit America's energy-intensive industries, which otherwise bear the full cost of plans to reduce emissions.
