Sentence examples for emission limitations from inspiring English sources

31, a company official said: "At our current higher than normal operating rate," the most restrictive emission limitations in the country imposed by local California air boards "will idle significant capacity this summer when really needed for peak demand.

Five optimum tailor-made biofuel blend formulations were generated based on cost, gross calorific value and emission limitations.

Combination of these objectives and decision variables with suitable engineering and physical constraints (including NOx and CO emission limitations) makes a set of MINLP optimization problem.

When modeling environmental impacts, we included legislative framework conditions as well as emission limitations: The results should nevertheless not be considered applicable to directives like the Renewable Energy Directive (2009/28/EC) as we adopt a much broader view, including car and fuel production and indirect emissions.

The clean development mechanism (CDM) creates a unique, market-based means by which signatories to the Kyoto Protocol, who are required to comply with emission limitations, can work with developing partners in achieving global reductions in greenhouse gases, while promoting those partners' sustainable development by providing financial and technology assistance.

The groups said opponents' "caricatures" of the plan "bear no similarity to the actual rule," and they emphasized that the rule does not require emission limitations to begin until 2022.

The coverage range r depends on the power emission limitation of both UHF and UWB specifications.

As an underlying spectral accessing technique, UWB has always been confronted with stringent emission limitation from the radio management.

These accounting options applied for Annex I Parties to the Kyoto Protocol (per definition "Developed Nations and Nations with Economies in Transition") with emission limitation and reduction commitments.

The general solution method is to be used under two scenarios of CO2 emission limitation (i.e. high and low emission standards) in order to help planners well understand its impacts on the results (shown in Table 4).

Disputes over non-cooperation due to insufficient emission limitation targets hampered the negotiations in Copenhagen - most prominently between the US and China.