The results showed that the Construction sector (28.21% of SO2, 29.84% of NOx, 34.74% of Soot, 39.62% of Dust) dominates other sectors in terms of demand embodied emissions, followed by the Machinery Manufacturing (20.63% of SO2, 19.20% of NOx, 18.03% of Soot, 24.05% of Dust) and Service sectors (13.86% of SO2, 13.18% of NOx, 12.67% of Soot, 10.09% of Dust).
Gomułka was enthusiastically supported by the great majority of society, not primarily as a communist leader, but as a leader of a nation who, by resisting Soviet demands, embodied a national longing for independence and sovereignty.
Of course, this idealism is not always right, but its spirit is essential, and the demand it embodies for a new, fairer, more equal society should be embraced.
When the building height exceeds the suggested height range, the structural efficiency of the building decreases with considerable growths in material demand and embodied carbon.
To develop more appropriate policy designs for energy saving and emission reduction in China, demand-driven embodied energy uses deserve to be considered from a systematic viewpoint.
The "2000-W society" concept and federal policies provide the assessment framework of the daily-mobility and housing operational energy demand along with embodied energies of the dwelling stock.
The NK model should be formulated with a money demand function and also embody a terminal condition on inflation explicitly designed to stop bubbles.
The tap water production is identified as the most influential process due to its high embodied energy demand in a local context.
Yet I suspect that – especially in the world of education – the demand that literature should embody some kind of autobiographical veracity would still see the vicar denounced as an impersonating fraud.
Currently in the NZEB energy demand calculation method the Embodied Energy is not included, despite the state-of-the-art recognizes a relevant energy impact caused by raw materials extraction as well as components manufacturing, product final assembly and transportation.
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