The coseismic offset displaced to the NW and SW, respectively, indicating that the coseismic deformation consisted of a left-lateral slip component.
The bill would tax carbon emissions and use revenues to reduce the corporate tax rate, assist displaced coal miners, and offset any increased energy costs for middle- and low-income households.
Mr. Valiotis's daughter, Sophia, the on-site building coordinator for the project, said, "I can't tell you that we didn't displace workers, but we offset that by hiring workers".
This is accomplished by sending multiple replicas of the original signal over different propagation paths (spatial diversity) or by temporally displacing replicas by an offset that exceeds the fade duration (temporal diversity).
You can use an offset spatula to help remove the plastic eggs from the egg carton without displacing the actual shot.
Cindy Taylor, whose bakery on Chambers Street used to be nearly empty on weekends, is thankful for the tourists and recovery workers who have offset the loss of displaced workers.
There are plenty of arguments as to whether offsetting only displaces the problem, but those who support the idea say it is immaterial where the emissions reduction takes place as the problem is global.
Future studies should consider (1) feasibility studies of other municipalities in Nigeria; (2) life cycle assessment of waste disposal options; (3) emissions aspects, carbon offsets, and fossil fuel displaced; and (4) policy and social aspects.
The last, substitution (system extension) methodology, assumed that the solid fuel was transformed into electricity at the plant and that this displaced grid electricity, thereby generating a carbon credit which partially offset the emissions allocated to ethanol.
In the example shown in Figure S1, the inducers were displaced upward by 4°, corresponding to a center-to-center offset of +4°, as displayed in Figures 2C and 2D.
