Sentence examples for defined emission from inspiring English sources

The maximum OBO's to reach the defined emission mask are given for each waveform in Table 6.

Non-Annex I Parties are mostly developing countries without any obligation to meet any defined emission target under the Kyoto Protocol.

Though a simple and low-cost means of defining the pixel size, electrophorectially defined emission zones only allow for relatively large cathode diameters, of the order of 2 mm, which reduces the systems functionality.

Commercially produced Qdots reagents are now available with defined emission wavelengths that extend from green to the near-infrared emission wavelengths.

Compound Eu ⋅1 provides an unusual dual-fluorescent probe, which has two defined emission wavelengths on two different timescales: the millisecond from the lanthanide ion and the nanosecond from the organic fluorophore.

He doesn't think that it's necessary to have, as Bush proposed, a year and a half of discussion to define emissions goals.

The emission factors are defined as emission per fuel energy of the fuel chain considered.

We have defined the emission properties of the molecular probes at different pHs, the emission lifetimes, and the number of metal bound water molecules.

QDs offer several advantages over organic dyes – broad excitation spectra, narrow defined tunable emission peak, longer fluorescence lifetime, resistance to photobleaching and 10 100 times higher molar extinction coefficient.

Here, we suggest associating damages and policies with ports, coastal areas possibly defined as Emission Control Areas (ECA) as in the North Sea and the Baltic, and open seas globally.

The BRET ratio is defined as emission at 530 nm (light emitted by EYFP /emission at 485 nm (light emitted by Rluc).