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To estimate the errors, we use intensity profiles for airglow red emission presented by Sakai et al. (2014), which showed that the airglow emission of polar cap patches is peaked at ~280 km altitude during disturbed time.

Even in the lowest-emission scenario presented by the report, average annual temperatures are expected to be up to 2.3C higher by the end of the century.

In this work, excited-state intramolecular single proton transfer emission (S-PTE) and double proton transfer emission (D-PTE) are presented by employing 2,5-bis(benzoxazol-2-yl thiophene-3,4-diol benzoxazol-2-yl thiophene-3,4-diol

When I watched the first episode of Human Universe, a televisual emission on the BBC presented by the ever-lovely Professor Brian Cox, I held my breath.

Correlation of the anatomical and functional information presented by single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and computed tomography (CT) can aid in the decision-making process by enabling better localization and definition of organs and lesions and improving the precision of surgical biopsies.

Either such devastating charges are warranted, or the agency's assessments of toxic dangers presented by diesel PM2.5 emissions are greatly exaggerated and unsupportable.

A comprehensive analysis of several vehicle emission models for road freight transportation is presented by Demir et al. (2011).

The emission reduction through material substitution is defined using the approach presented by Sathre and O'Connor [ 22], whereby the difference in CO2 emissions (expressed as C) of competing products is set in ratio to their carbon content.

"And we can accept the numbers presented by China and India --regarding emIndia --regardingbut not India --regardingof themissions, 'hey we're verifying ourselimits-- butok, we're meeting our own targets.'" Yet China has forcefulimits-- but the idea of incorporating their selimits-- but emissionotgoals (essentiflly, slowitg the growth rate of emissions) into a binding agreement.

Industry and government must also embrace the opportunities presented by bio-based construction materials to reduce emissions.

Mr. Bush questions the science, insists that mandatory reductions in emissions will undermine the American economy and overstates the obstacles presented by developing nations like China.