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Furthermore, at Pisciarelli, the increase of diffuse emission corresponds to an evident macroscopic intensification of the hydrothermal activity25, 53.

The red emission corresponds to 3ILCT transition (R-BTZ → ppy) for complexes I III, but 3MLCT transition of Ir(4-TfmBTZ)2 4-TfmBTZ 2or (ppy)2Ir(4-Tfragment

The combined excitation/emission spectra revealed that the measured intraionic emission corresponds to an overlap of two principal emitting centres which can be excited through above and below GaN bandgap.

For isomer 16B, the highest intensity of emission corresponds to 583.65 nm, and the second peak observed is at a wavelength of 576 nm (both in yellow color).

In ZnO, the broad hump green emission corresponds to the structural defect, such as Zn vacancy (V zn) and/or oxygen vacancy (V o) [47, 48].

The green emission corresponds to the singly occupied oxygen vacancy in ZnO and results from the recombination of a photo-generated hole with the single ionized charge state of this defect.

The same as the case of 1R cell, for positive bias, it can be found that ohmic conduction and Schottky emission correspond to LRS and HRS respectively.

Further, the reduction of carbon emissions corresponds to non-working energy consumption of the machines is also presented.

For a car running 240,000 km before scrapping, a 3.85 gCO2/km difference in type approval exhaust emissions corresponds to fuel savings of roughly 500 l over the vehicle's lifetime, with a NOK 2500 3000 (= €300 3500) reduced fuel tax bill.

The "RCP 2.6" scenario (dark blue), the most aggressive of the scenarios (from the standpoint of ramping down carbon emissions), corresponds to limiting net carbon emissions to about 3000 Gigatons (3 trillion tons) of CO2.

According to our results, European emissions correspond, on average, to 4.0%% of global emissions for 2006 2012.