Sentence examples for emission competition from inspiring English sources

The new electric race vehicle will likely make a series of special demonstration appearances at various motorsports venues in 2011, with the company exploring pioneer zero emission competition spec series in future years.

Table 1 summarizes the different chemical emissions of competition fuels.

In part, the dream reflects a pragmatic push for energy efficiency, recycled materials and lower carbon emissions — a competition rewarded with LEED certification in silver, gold or platinum.

Severe emission standards and competition with Diesel-engines encourage the development of innovating Spark-Ignition (SI) engines.

The industry's biggest problem right now is not federal emissions regulations, but competition from other fuel sources.

The award, which looks for the most innovative ideas to help reduce London's CO2 emissions, is a competition open to students and recent graduates in London.

Lamborghini says the Urus has the lowest CO2 emissions of its competition, but without an official price, it is not clear whether that competition skews more Range Rover or more Ferrari FF.

The overall effect of SP at work is determined by the competition between emission enhancement, excitation enhancement, and quenching [3].

The main mechanism for this is by increasing Research and Development R&DD) funding in relevant components in order to accelerate their maturity, but they can also alter their pricing and marketing strategies towards lower emission powertrains (to represent competition).

Increase in demand, public concern at the emission of noxious effluents, and competition between rival processes provided the incentives for greater efficiency.

In an update on its investigation into the local impact of the car giant's emissions fraud, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission said a discovery of "defeat devices" would violate consumer law.