Sentence examples for emission of generating from inspiring English sources
"emission of generating" is an acceptable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it when you want to describe an act of producing or releasing something as a result of a process. For example: "The industrial plant was shut down due to high levels of emission of generating electricity."
In addition, there are several other objectives are to minimize the active power loss, bus voltage deviation, emission of generating units, number of control actions, and load shedding [2].
Optical emission spectra of generated plasma as well as temporal courses of selected emitters intensities (N2(C), N2+(B), Hα) were recorded in the vicinity of the substrate.
Our approach uses epi-illumination to deliver fluorescence excitation light and collection of fluorescence emission to generate images of the area of interest.
The simulations, involving microscopic traffic modeling and emission estimation with an emerging emission estimator, provide the flexibility of generating cases with various intersection types, vehicle types, and other parameters such as driver behavior, fuel types, and meteorological factors.
The coexistence of Mn2+ disturbs the pathway of generating green emission and facilitates the possibilities of red emission, and thus, the obtained 30% Mn2+ doping resulted in a bright pure red emission.
Additionally, SAGD is often criticized for its environmental footprint; in spite of its viability as a bitumen extraction technique, SAGD generates considerable greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the process of generating the quantities of steam necessary for the process (Al-Murayri et al. 2011; Brandt 2012; Kovscek 2012 Welch 2011).
The proposed field emitter is capable of generating >5 mA/cm2 emission current density with a turn-on electric field of 0.9 V/μm.
This emission of light generates a cone of light which spreads out at an angle.
The proposed outlet structure includes a stepped drop to diminish air entrainment and multiple curtain walls to delay emission of the generated form.
The TSCA regulation allows air emission of inadvertently generated PCBs at concentrations of less than 10 ppm (92 mg m−3 of PCB11) and higher concentrations of mono- and dichlorinated PCBs, although industries that do so must report to the EPA.
The plan is aimed at helping Britain reduce carbon emissions and achieve its pledge of generating 15 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020.
