Sentence examples for emission constraints from inspiring English sources

"The electricity sector is the principal growth area for natural gas under carbon dioxide emission constraints," said an M.I.T. study titled "The Future of Natural Gas".

There are two ways to fulfill emission constraints.

There are two options for generation companies to fulfill emission constraints.

Emission constraints are enforced to reduce the carbon footprint of conventional thermal generating units.

The diffusion of three of these will, however, be limited by resource, and perhaps emission, constraints.

The model is geared toward the minimization of cost subject to carbon dioxide emission constraints.

Since the Kyoto protocol in effect, the emission constraint has been another cost component to electric power generating companies.

The molecule emission constraint for each transmitter is 1,000, i.e., (N_{text {max}}^{text {I}}=N_{text {max}}^{text {II}}=1,000).

First, an improved multi-objective train-scheduling optimization model considering segment emission constraint for energy saving and emission reduction is put forward on the basis of relevant models by assigning different groups of locomotives and carriages.

It should also be noted from Figure 5b that, during the narrow notch located at 0.9-1.67 0.9-1.67CC spectra mask [13], the GHzerated waveform may surpass eminsion constraint, which may arouse undesirable interFCCence to spectrastemask

America seems likely, once it has a new president, to adopt emissions constraints.