Sentence examples for emission required from inspiring English sources

The study illustrated that the current tendering process and the tools used, do have some limitations and drawbacks: the tools do not cover the total environmental impact as e.g. LCA do, the data concerning recycling or specific plant-related processes are outdated or missing and the data collection for back calculation of the total emission required too much manual efforts and shortcomings.

Effective reduction of mercury emission requires applying speciation systems for emission control and research.

The continuous volcanic gas emission requires a mechanism of degassing and gas transport from a large volume of magmas.

This emission requires the close proximity of similar (excimer) or different (exciplex) chromophores.

The second option, to measure FRET by sensitized emission, requires that the donor molecule is excited and fluorescence is measured in the acceptor channel only.

The top objective was necessary to collect fluorophore emission; requiring emission to transmit through the aperture for collection by the bottom objective would have resulted in the reduction of signal due to the restricted transmission through the aperture.

Hare said the cuts to emissions required by this goal necessitated a revolution in the economy and particularly investment in disruptive technologies.

Twenty Conservative MPs have written to the prime minister urging him to accept the steep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions required by the UK's 'fifth carbon budget'.

OTTAWA, Feb. 14 (Reuters) — The House of Commons passed a bill Wednesday intended to force the Conservative government of Prime Minister Stephen Harper to achieve the steep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions required by the Kyoto Protocol on climate change.

Thus, air pollution is one key reason why the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate found that more than half of the reduction in global emissions required to meet an ambitious climate target could generate net benefits to the economy.

This means the drop in emissions required by the new EPA rules over the next 16 years is less than the drop which occurred without regulation in the seven years between 2005 and 2012.