Sentence examples for common emissions from inspiring English sources

The quantities of common emissions are investigated for a specific type of commercial aircraft.

The objective of this study is to improve understanding on common emissions (HC, CO, and NO x ) resulting from aircraft, based on the ICAO databank [14].

Between-pollutant correlations were strong for local local pollutant pairs, and moderate to strong for regional regional pairs, reflecting the common emissions sources contributing to pollutant concentrations within each pair.

For the common emission species CO, HC, and NO x, linear and nonlinear models are developed in this study for all flight phases, for two routes, and two engine models.

It presents and illustrates the use of preferred and alternative calculation approaches for CH4 and CO2 for all common emission sources, including combustion, point, non-point, non-routine, and indirect sources.

The variation of common emission indices with fuel flow rate indicates that linear relationships are present for certain fuel flow fragments, where fuel flow fragments are the fuel flow rate regions for a given flight phase for all of the engines.

The wavelength used for trapping was selected to minimize photodamage in live specimens [35] and avoid cross-talk with common emission wavelengths used in fluorescence imaging.

(Note that we use common emission functions between the basic and second units in Figure 1a, and no emission function for gap states).

It is difficult to separate the associations for different pollutants because there are common emission sources for CO, NO2, and PM (e.g., motor vehicle exhausts).

Although the magnitude of the association was higher for BTEX, the independent effect of different air pollutants with common emission sources remains to be determined.

The results show that air pollution arising from common emission sources was significantly associated with cardiovascular health outcomes in the elderly.