Sentence examples for characterized emissions from inspiring English sources
Finally, the individual characterized emissions are aggregated to quantify the global warming potential of the product system expressed in CO2-equivalents.
But with that qualifier, I believe Allen et al. have done a fine job of characterizing emissions in the sites they have studied.
"Allen et. al. have done a fine job of characterizing emissions in the sites they have studied," he wrote in a news release.
In the next section, we discuss the integration of the continuous-time CREIM with a block of equations characterizing emissions of air pollutants for the Chicago region.
The authors believe that in order to characterize emissions in a broader sense, future research is merited to perform emission tests in a widespread manner, while the ICAO time in mode assumptions could be updated and better estimations introduced.
We used the emission inventory from 1994 to characterize emissions in the square kilometer where the women lived.
The integrated approach described here focuses on the application of an Aerodyne AMS and additional methods for characterizing emissions from amine-based PCCC processes.
We link traffic volume and speed data with the MOBILE6 model to characterize emissions of PM2.5 and particle precursors attributable to congestion, and we use a source-receptor matrix to evaluate the impact of these emissions on ambient PM2.5 concentrations.
The development of accurate and comprehensive inventories is challenging: PAHs are emitted from numerous sources that are difficult to enumerate and characterize; emission factors are highly variable and uncertain; and measurements are expensive and scarce.
In addition, adduct levels were highest among the individuals working in factories with industrial processes characterized by emissions of PAH and transition metals, such as steel factories.
We have characterized the emission properties of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) grown by thermal chemical vapor deposition (CVD).
