Sentence examples for constant emission from inspiring English sources

Russell, C. M. P. et al. Modelling the central constant emission X-ray component of η Carinae.

2. Consider an inert pollutant X emitted from the surface with a constant emission flux beginning at t = 0 (midnight).

Some detectors contain slivers of americium-241; the isotope's constant emission of radiation creates a chemical process that screens for smoke.

The study is performed with the constant emission rate of igniter gases.

One main difference is that NS LMXBs has an optically thick boundary layer of a small, constant emission area and the temperature increasing with the accretion rate.

Clearly the CO2 trace does not increase smoothly with time, as would be expected from a constant emission source, but rather small peaks are discernable despite the cinema ventilation rate remaining constant.

For the estimate quoted above, the atmospheric budget was calculated assuming constant emissions over a 30-year period.

However, if the regulator is interested in inducing a constant emissions strategy then, in expectation, transfers vanish.

Seven seasonal processes (3 wetland, rice, and 3 biomass burning) are optimized at each month, while three aseasonal processes (animals/waste, coal, and gas) are optimized as constant emissions.

Since its construction, constant emissions of heat and caustic gases have transformed much of the rock into clays (mostly kaolinite), iron oxides, sulfur-rich compounds and quartz.

Though the AER's inquiry focused on Baytex's Reno oil field, Carmen told the regulators that "there's only one company in that area—I have five here with constant emissions".