Sentence examples for embedded energy from inspiring English sources

Lillywhite et al. [32] studied the embedded energy associated with producing, processing and distributing a range of food products, with a view to addressing the food chain security issue in the UK.

Together they provide a picture of what needs to be done to achieve carbon emissions reductions targets in a large city using distributed and embedded energy systems, both technically and through policy frameworks.

This includes partnering with our customers in a multitude of ways to minimize climate impact, from energy efficient computing to Plant a Tree for Me to recovering embedded energy through responsible recycling.

Nonetheless, the food categories with the greatest embedded energy in their waste are dairy and vegetables.

From this analysis we concluded that the food wasted in the U.S. in 2007 represents approximately 2030 ± 160 trillion BTU (the error for 2004 and 2007 is roughly the same due to rounding) of embedded energy.

The membrane affinity and selectivity of unmodified Zn-BDPA 12 and modified Zn-BDPA 13 were evaluated using the FRET titration assay in Figure 3. Similar to the displacement system above, the assay measures quenching of membrane embedded, energy donor dye 14 caused by FRET to acceptor probe 12 or 13 on the vesicle surface.

Thus, imported embedded energies were obtained by assuming the state of technologies in other countries to be similar US technologies, and waste energy flows were estimated from EPA statistics.

Hexagonal ring structure of NiS and FeS clusters has low embedding energy value.

He added: "Our claim is that we will be the first government in history to embed energy efficiency across our whole energy policy.

The embedding energy of transition metal sulphide clusters provides the insight for the inclusion of the foreign atom in the cluster.

The electronic properties of isomers are discussed in terms of HOMO LUMO gap, ionization potential, electron affinity, and embedding energy of different clusters.