Sentence examples for destructive emissions from inspiring English sources

President Obama cited the need for a transportation system that will unclog our highways, eliminate destructive emissions and create jobs.

"What we need, then, is a smart transportation system equal to the needs of the 21st century," he said, "a system that reduces travel times and increases mobility, a system that reduces congestion and boosts productivity, a system that reduces destructive emissions and creates jobs".

The state is partnering with satellite imagery purveyor Planet to create a custom craft to "pinpoint – and stop – destructive emissions with unprecedented precision, on a scale that's never been done before".

Last December, world leaders convened in Paris in an extraordinary effort to find a global solution for reducing destructive carbon emissions – the indisputable driver of climate change – and to prevent our planet from a destructive 2C increase in global temperatures.

The damage progression of the composite laminate was monitored during fatigue loading through non-destructive acoustic emission and microscopic edge replication techniques.

The non-intrusive and non-destructive Acoustic Emission (AE) techniques acquire and analyze the signals emitted from the deformation or fracture of materials under external loading.

But Tesla's storage solution could help accelerate Africa's permanent transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, thus aiding the continent's fight against environmentally destructive greenhouse gas emissions.

Twenty years ago, governments adopted the Montreal protocol, a treaty to protect the Earth's ozone layer from emissions of destructive chemicals.

The end-fire subwoofer method, also called "forward steered arrays", places subwoofer drivers co-axially in one or more rows, using destructive interference to reduce emissions to the sides and rear.

Presently, there are numerous applications for non-destructive techniques like emission tomography, laser based methods and particle image velocimetry that are used to study flame characteristics.

A non-destructive, magnetic Barkhausen emission (MBE) technique has been used to assess various stages of low cycle fatigue (LCF) damage in 9Cr 1Mo ferritic steel.