Sentence examples for designed to emit less from inspiring English sources

First, contrary to the 'polluter pays principle', the consumer who chooses a product designed to emit less pollution pays more.

The recorders, in water nearly 200 feet deep, are designed to emit locator beacons for 30 days.

The device is currently designed to emit a 75-milliwatt laser beam that is one inch wide.

Thus, the laser was designed to emit two different wavelengths of infrared light into a specially designed region of semiconductor layers within the chip.

"We can produce a dielectric metasurface designed to emit light, without producing waste heat," Padilla said.

Black Light: A fluorescent light designed to emit invisible ultraviolet (UV) light.

To examine how carbon taxes and energy-saving products subsidies affect enterprises' operational decisions, this study considers a manufacturer retailer channel in which the manufacturer has the options to design a product to emit less carbon during production and use less energy when the product is consumed by customers.

Public information ads urge us to emit less carbon dioxide.

By contrast, rich countries continue to emit less.

The economic and moral logic of paying countries to emit less is good.

Ford voluntarily builds the Excursion to emit less pollution than regulations allow for sport utilities.