Sentence examples for emission thresholds from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, the β-phase polymer exhibits higher emission thresholds than the amorphous analogue.

In 1983 Germany passed a national emission-control law that set specific air emission thresholds by power plant age and type.

§ 51.15 What data does my state need to report to EPA? § 51.20 What are the emission thresholds that separate point and nonpoint sources?

The research highlights the importance of using proper data-processing methods or dust emission thresholds to preserve the dust emission accuracy in land models.

A perceptible improvement of surface electrical conductivity and reduction of field electron emission thresholds down to 10 V/μm was observed.

Current environmental regulations typically follow a command-and-control approach mandating the installation of state-of-the-art abatement technology and hard emission thresholds.

Auditory brainstem response and distortion product otoacoustic emission threshold shifts were found to be correlated with blast intensity.

The cylindrical geometry and 60% maximum efficiency make it well suited for (γ,n) cross-section measurements near the neutron emission threshold.

These vertically aligned ZnO nanowires showed a low field emission threshold of 4 V/μm at a current density of 0.1 μA/cm2.

Measurements of current voltage characteristics of the samples found the electron emission threshold is reduced with amount of nitrogen incorporated into CNx nanotubes.

The sequential raise in the ND annealing temperature was found to result in no monotonic change of emission threshold value of the products.