Sentence examples for emission governs from inspiring English sources

When the NPB spacer is 10-nm-thick, Alq3 emission governs in electroluminescent (EL) spectra owing to absence of FRET between DCJTB and Alq3.

Our results show that electron emission is governed by the over-barrier emission process, which is dominated by the time-oscillating barrier.

The height value was 0.873 eV and the ideality factor was 1.08 for InP-Pd-C diode, giving evidence that the thermionic emission primarily governed the electron transport in this case.

It is well established that in many species, flower scent emission is governed by a circadian clock and/or light, apparently as an adaption to the temporal activity of their pollinators [ 37, 38, 69- 71].

Tailpipe emissions are governed by E.P.A. standards that were announced in 1999 and phased in starting in 2004.

That dominance is threatened by tightening emissions regulations governing nitrogen oxides and particulate matter emissions that plague diesel engines in particular.

The sourcebook further highlights that despite a constant low uncertainty of 5% for the area change component, the uncertainty of the total final estimate of emissions is governed by the higher uncertainty in the carbon stock data.

• Analyze current policies governing emission of pollutants and think critically about their effectiveness.

Sediment transport and dust emission processes are governed by the amount of protection that can be provided by roughness elements.

The rule, which governs emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide from fossil-fuel-burning power plants, does not explicitly aim at carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming.

Business groups and Republicans in Congress had complained that meeting the new standard, which governs emissions of so-called ground-level ozone, would cost billions of dollars and hundreds of thousands of jobs.