Sentence examples for emissions of material from inspiring English sources

The mass and carbon emissions of material flows in Scotland were quantified (Tables 1, 2).

The 2012 baseline was built on to create four scenarios describing the mass and carbon emissions of material consumption in Scotland in 2050 reflecting different levels of material production and consumption.

Further phenomena can also modify the final impact velocity, such as the deformation of the companion by the shock passage (altering its cross-sectional area), the formation of a bow shock in the ejecta (during which time the flow deflects around the companion star), and shock convergence on the far side of the star (causing the asymmetric emission of material from this side of the star).

Thermoluminescence means not temperature radiation but enhancement of the light emission of materials already excited electronically by the application of heat.

By using both wavelengths we probe the PL emission of materials with different absorption spectra.

Because there are few other sources of primary emissions of carbonaceous material such as coal and fuel oil combustion in California, approximately 80% or more of the EC is derived from diesel exhaust (Schauer and Cass 2000).

The absorption and emission bands of material and as a consequence their colors depend on their molecular structure (energy levels).

"It is our hope that we can stop the emissions of radioactive materials at the latest in several months" at the power plants, said Goshi Hosono, a member of the ruling party who is an envoy between the government and Tokyo Electric.

Although Japan's Nuclear Safety Commission has upgraded the severity rating of the crisis from five to seven, the highest level and the same as Chernobyl, officials say emissions of radioactive materials at Fukushima currently stand at about 10% of those from the 1986 disaster.

Studies in young children have also revealed an association between the chemical emissions of PVC materials into indoor air and adverse respiratory effects (Jaakkola et al. 1999, 2000).

Thus, the emission current of materials with elongated geometry and sharp tips can greatly be increased [29].