Sentence examples for emissions board from inspiring English sources

In some states like California (calepa.ca.gov), you'll also need to be approved by the local emissions board, so never head into this thinking it's a cakewalk.

"In fact they were not, and although a growing number are now starting to take it seriously, only one - Sky - is now actively addressing emissions across the board".

But despite the outrage over the spill, there appears to be limited appetite in the Senate for a broad-based effort to cap greenhouse gas emissions across the board.

The headline is a commitment to reducing emissions across the board in their supply chains, making Kellogg's and General Mills the first of the large food companies to do so.

Across the board, emissions for transportation are increasing in every sector except rail, which accounts for less than 1percentt of total carbon dioxide emissions for the sector.

As the subtitle on the cover of the June issue of EHP appropriately suggests, diesel technology is a moving target moving rapidly toward very low emissions across the board in all engine types and categories, with clearly defined pathways and time frames.

An updated model was developed later by Mølhave et al. (231) Myers and Nagaoka(232) and also Lehmann(233) have applied the Hoetjer equation (eq 20) to describe the effect of ventilation and loading rates on emissions from particle board and MDF in large test chambers.

Numerical results showed that formaldehyde and VOCs emissions from coating boards were significantly affected by nanomaterials.

Furthermore, it was found that the formaldehyde emissions of finished boards are much lower than that of other wood-based panels.

The article details the application of commercial manufacturing methods towards the development of NOx/NH3 sensors for vehicle on-board emissions control.

The real world on-board emissions measurement is widely recognized as a desirable approach for quantifying emissions from vehicles since data are collected under real-world conditions at any location travelled by the vehicle (Durbin et al. 2007).