Sentence examples for emissions ratio from inspiring English sources

Better yet, if a country has an unforgivably high population to emissions ratio (I'm looking at you, North America), why not covertly sterilise the population?

These are the emissions ratio, and customer density.

In contrast, with a high number of customers and low emissions ratio, delivery service is preferred.

The emissions ratio represents the relative emissions impact of the delivery vehicle when compared to the personal vehicle.

The results show that with a small number of customers, and low emissions ratio, personal travel is preferred.

If the personal vehicle travel scenario carbon emissions is compared to the local depot delivery scenario carbon emissions, the comparison can be simplified into an emissions ratio like the one shown below.

Material properties are characterized by the secondary-emission ratio, defined as the number of secondary electrons emitted per primary electron.

Typically, the maximum secondary-emission ratio lies between 0.5 and 1.5 for pure metals and occurs for incident electron energies between 200 and 1,000 eV.

FI: fluorescence index, emission ratio of 420 520 nm at excitation 370 nm.

Firstly, the NO2/NOx emission ratio has increased significantly during the last two decades.

Firstly, the NO2/NOX emission ratio of road traffic has increased during the last two decades.