Sentence examples for emission figures from inspiring English sources

This diesel's not silent, but I can appreciate the impressive fuel consumption and emission figures.

Ms. Nutter said the city would rehire ICF International to verify its latest emission figures.

Although the emission figures are self-reported, they are frequently audited and used by institutional investors who monitor the firms.

In practice, then, we're talking about a three-seater, so we should adjust our awe at those consumption and emission figures accordingly.

Or the more frugal and politically acceptable, but still punchy, 2.2 i-DTEC diesel derivative, with its satisfying economical fuel returns and relatively benign emission figures?

Existing models then use those emission figures and factor in such variables as population size, a society's affluence and technology developments to forecast the growth of greenhouse gas emissions.

The RTA treatment of the samples in nitrogen atmosphere results in the weak PL emission, whereas the RTA treatment in air causes a much brighter visible emission (Figure 4) that is in agreement with the data of Ref. [16].

It is important to point out that clearly the voltage dependence of the QW polarization degree does not follow the voltage dependence of the spin-splitting energy from this emission (Figure 3a).

In the northern part of Germany, the increase of the summer precipitation sum due to potential afforestation (+ 17%; + 45 mm) would be larger than its decrease due to the enhanced greenhouse gas emission (Figure 6).

Qtracker705 nanoparticles were stable; after complete radioactive decay, control fluorescence emission spectra of the nanoparticles were unchanged (350 nm excitation; 705 nm peak emission) (Figure 1B).

In reconstructed 2-dimensional slices, concentric neointimal lesions were obvious and could be distinguished from the media by their weaker emission (Figure 1b, Figure S1).