Sentence examples for emission numbers from inspiring English sources

The company had set aside €2bn (£1.5bn) to deal with the crisis after it said 800,000 cars could have been displaying the wrong CO2 emission numbers – making them more expensive to drive for consumers.

Cigarette packets in many countries display emission numbers such as tar.

Three stages of SCC, crack initiation, sub-critical crack extension and stable crack propagation, can be distinguished by carefully examining the curves of acoustic emission (number of events) versus time.

The author argues that this can be related to the investment in a shared 'technical interest' and the belief that the right (emission) number in itself would be sufficient to move the factory.

And, he adds, "it would also help to be more confident about the emissions numbers reported from countries participating in the Montreal Protocol.

Models based on those expected emissions numbers and on the lifetime of the compound in the atmosphere estimate that its level should be decreasing by about 4% each year.

For any agreement to work, countries have to trust one another's emissions numbers.

Since last April, several new papers on the issue have been published -- the most recent by a Cornell colleague disputing Howarth et al's fugitive emissions numbers.

The company planned to publicize the results of an internal investigation to determine who had knowingly programmed some diesel cars to detect when they were receiving emissions tests and then fudge the real emissions numbers, Reuters reported.

The main variables that are used in the analysis are gross regional product (GRP) as the desirable output, labor (number of workers) and capital stock as inputs, and the quantity of wastewater discharge, quantity of waste gas emissions, number of patients, and cases of infectious diseases as the undesirable outputs (see Table 1).

The number one company, Hewlett-Packard, is recognized for being the first major IT company to report its greenhouse gas emissions; number two Dell has a headquarters that uses 100percentt renewable energy; number four Intel is the largest corporate purchaser of renewable energy in the United States; and number five IBM has had formal environmental policies since 1971.