Sentence examples for combination of emissions from inspiring English sources
It is plausible that the combination of emissions reductions and geoengineering will provide a substantially better environmental outcome than emission reductions alone, and that this fact will make it easier to develop a sustained commitment to reduce emissions.
Tax rates that are too low risk failing to accomplish the goals of the policy, which may be a combination of emissions reductions, revenue, and a price signal for investors.
By comparing the EL spectra of samples annealed in oxygen and nitrogen, it can be concluded that the total red emission ranging from 620 nm (1.99 eV) to 750 nm (1.65 eV) is the combination of emissions related to Oi and Vo defects.
We showed that the Si/ZnO core-shell NWs exhibit a broad visible emission ranging from 400 to 750 nm due to the combination of emissions from oxygen vacancies in ZnO and In2O3 structures and nanocrystallite Si on the Si NWs.
This could be accomplished through any combination of emissions controls (such as increased ventilation) or actual reduction in emissions (through the use of cleaner fuel or newer engines).
Scenarios C through P (Table 1) represent bounding values rather than realistic control scenarios and may miss important combinations of emissions reductions.
Almost half the abatement was allocated to a combination of the emissions reduction fund or the safeguards mechanism.
The pollution is a combination of dirty emissions produced in the states themselves and contaminants that float in on air coming from the Midwest and central Canada.
This required a combination of aircraft emissions and atmospheric modeling, and making use of epidemiological evidence that enables us to relate pollutant concentrations to health risk.
With its combination of low emissions, high speed and snazzy design, this might prove to be a bus that is worth waiting for.
The CAScade SPEctrometer for Resonant Reactions (CASSPERR) selects only events that match the desired combination of photon emissions.
