Sentence examples similar to borne emission from inspiring English sources

A method of estimating structure-borne emission of vibrating machines is described.

It allows an estimate of the structure-borne emission of resiliently mounted machines and an appropriate comparison of the structure-borne "noisiness" of practical installations.

The design of the algorithm is accomplished by using a DEM with a spatial resolution of 30 m (the Advanced Space borne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer; (ASTER)) and a 90 m (the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission; (SRTM)).

Reassuringly, this prediction is borne out by acoustic emission evidence even when no cracks are visible even in high resolution AFM and HRSEM images.

In Javadekar's view, for now and for years to come, responsibility for reducing global emissions must be borne by the west: "They must vacate the carbon space because we are coming.

BSA is a large globular protein with a good essential amino acid profile and bear fluorescence emission groups (tryptophan, tyrosine and phenylalanine).

But model simulations of the past century that incorporate greenhouse gas emissions bear a strong resemblance to the observed warming.

These iron emissions bore telltale evidence of the enormous gravitational pull of the black hole, something expected but never before observed.

A regime where spectrum users have the power to enjoin intruding emissions beyond a predefined level (property rights protection) is compared with a regime where users are forced to bear with intruding emissions, but are entitled to economic compensation for the harm suffered (liability rules protection).

As the world's largest polluter, China--which has promised to cap its emissions by 2030 but has not yet said at what level--will be a key actor given disputes over whether developed or developing countries should bear a greater emissions reduction burden.

The historical aviation emissions will be calculated on the basis of the average total emissions of the years 2004 2006 borne by all aircraft operators taking part in the scheme.