Sentence examples for emission to make from inspiring English sources

A probe only needs fly through the emission to make the investigation.

It means before using the clean energy, we should firstly consider unit consumptions and pollution emission to make generation scheduling.

In order to use the fragmented spectrum, an SU radio transceiver must be able to shape its emission to make best use of available resources while simultaneously respecting the incumbent spectral accessing rights of the PUs.

The treaty also needs to include a robust system to measure and monitor countries' carbon emissions to make sure they are honouring their commitments to become greener.

They still need subsidies or a high price on carbon emissions to make investments in any sort of solar power profitable.

Doing that would require research to make sources like nuclear power cheaper, and likely taxing carbon emissions to make sources like methane more expensive.

Will it mean pressure on the rest of British industry, especially manufacturing, to cut its emissions to make space for more flights at Heathrow, and if so, on whom does the burden fall?

But instead of placing a rising fee on carbon emissions to make fossil fuels pay their true costs, leveling the energy playing field, the world's governments are forcing the public to subsidize fossil fuels with hundreds of billions of dollars per year.

Therefore, we simulated this gamma camera using GATE (GEANT 4 Application for Tomographic Emission) aiming to make detector spatial resolution less than 2 mm.

This combination makes the GTE quicker to 60mph than the diesel-powered Golf GTD, while at the same time offering economy and emission figures to make a Toyota Prius blush, and leaving owners with a zero road-tax bill.

Realistically, reaching depths beyond 1 mm is usually quite difficult as scattering, aberrations and absorption of the limited fluorescence emission combine to make the resulting fluorescence signal obscured by background.