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In addition, all new diesels launched since September 2015 have been subjected to road testing of emissions in addition to the traditional lab tests prior to certification.

The difference was explained via the occurrence of red and green emissions in addition to the blue observed from Ti-doped MgAl2O4 single crystals.

According to the Green Paper [24] new environmental directives are being planned, and they aim to lower harmful shipping emissions in addition to the existing regulations.

Eliminating these ozone spikes will require reductions in hydrocarbon emissions in addition to those of NOx.

And there are likely to be many other benefits from steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, in addition to those related to curbing global warming.

For CdSe nanocrystals, some ligands can enhance the radiative recombination via defect sites and give rise to a broader PL emission peak in addition to the band edge emission peak [40].

The pyrimidineamido polymeric series showed green emission 550 nm while their pyrimidinesulfonamido analogues exhibited yellow emission 572 nm in addition to the blue emission at 482 nm.

The Sn-doped In2O3 NWs maintain their metallic-like conductivities after exposure to H2S while we observed the emergence of PL at 3.4 eV corresponding to band edge emission from In2O3 in addition to the emission at 2.5 eV which is related to oxygen vacancies and states lying energetically in the upper half of the energy band gap of the as-grown Sn-doped In2O3 NWs.

This suggests that emission peaks A C originate from the GS emissions of the In-flushed QDs with different heights, and the emissions at 1.18 1.26 eV include the ES emissions of the QDs in addition to the GS emissions of QDs at 1.20 eV (peak D).

The two key ideas that the chapter focuses on are: (1) the trend in legislative processes toward controlling the process behind the emission rather than, or in addition to, the emission itself.

The EL at 640 nm lies within the spectral region of an emission band that appears, in addition to the unbound exciton emission, at low temperature (<10 K) under optical excitation (see Supplementary Figs 14 and 15 for details and Supplementary Fig. 16 for a comparison between the raster-scan maps of integrated EL intensity from WS2 and WSe2 at RT and 10 K).