Sentence examples for emitting time from inspiring English sources

Whereas there is significant spread in the data, and the average emitting time is near 40% for the ZnS-capped quantum dots, most of the CdSe-OPV nanostructures were observed to emit light nearly 100% of the time [74].

To quantify the blinking due to the products from the oxygen scavenging over a longer time scale, we characterized the ratio of non-emitting and emitting time (off/on ratio) by analyzing individual molecules before bleaching (see Supporting Information and Figure 3 ).

The Emissions Analytics tests showed 4x4s to have the highest NOx emissions, with several unnamed models emitting 15 times official levels and one more than 20 times.

The Adac tests also measured a Volvo V60 D3 emitting three times the official test level.

With some wines emitting three times their weight in greenhouse gas, the answer is yes.

Each American, Mr Chirac pointedly remarked, is responsible for emitting three times more greenhouse gases than each Frenchman.

If we had continued on our pre-1973 "business as usual" trend, today the US would be emitting four times as much carbon pollution as it currently does.

But the DfT vehicle tests show that some diesels with a Euro 6 engine – classed as "ultra-low emission" and free to drive under outgoing mayor Boris Johnson's plan – were emitting 12 times the permitted level of nitrogen oxide.

Meanwhile, the zero-rate band just excludes Toyota's brilliant Prius, a five-seater with real potential to get people to switch from cars emitting three times as much carbon.

"Something breaks for a few days and all of a sudden it's emitting 1,000 times more emissions," said David Lyon, a scientist at the Environmental Defense Fund.

In the late 19th century, Marie Curie and Pierre Curie discovered that a sample of pitchblende was emitting four times as much radioactivity as could be explained by the presence of uranium alone.