Sentence examples for emission as it from inspiring English sources
Gas District Cooling (GDC) provides electricity and chilled water to facilities with relatively low running cost and has the potential to reduce CO2 emission as it can make effective use of wasted energy.
The biomass is considered negligible of CO2 emission as it is considered bioenergy in this study [35].
Any light that is emitted is trapped by the mirrors, which triggers further emission as it bounces to and fro, very rapidly escalating into the sudden release of all the light in an avalanche.
It is essential to understand the excitation mechanism of fullerene emission as it enables us to accurately determine the abundance of C60 and establish how useful the C60 bands are to probe circumstellar environments.
Since carbon content of wood is roughly the same as in fossil fuel, if wood burial is to counteract the fossil fuel emission (as it could potentially do), the rate (in terms of either mass or volume) at which we bury wood needs to be comparable to the rate we burn fossil fuel.
China's premier Wen Jiabao used his own speech to harry the developed world to make good on the cash it has pledged to the poor, an important demand but one that would have carried more force if it had been married to the explicit acceptance that China will soon have to find the means to prove to a sceptical world that it will curb its emissions as it promises.
In the past, the world's most populous nation was reluctant to curb emissions as it wanted to lift its people out of poverty.
The Roadster produced no tailpipe emissions, as it did not use an internal-combustion engine.
"We already have enough runway capacity in Britain to exceed carbon emissions as it is," she said.
In your book you write that "some scientists estimate that the United States now absorbs as much carbon emissions as it emits".
Control of NOx emissions is rather difficult compared to other emissions as it interferes with in cylinder phenomena which in turn reflect on the performance of the engine.
