Sentence examples for enormous emission from inspiring English sources

Due to its enormous emission bandwidth, nevertheless, UWB still faces great challenges in system designs and implementations.

Occupying an enormous emission bandwidth, nevertheless, UWB transmitter should carefully take narrowband interference into consideration in the presence of other wireless communication systems, also for the elegant coexistence with each other.

Attributed to the enormous emission bandwidth (typically surpassing 2 GHz) and the resulting fair time resolution as well as the many involved objects in operating environments, the 60 GHz propagation is always an intensive multipath channel, which also assumes the received resolvable MPCs arrive in clusters.

We'll never get the enormous emission reductions we need by treaty alone.

This came mainly through changing the way that DuPont makes nylon, a process that once produced enormous emissions of nitrous oxide -- a gas that, molecule for molecule, is 300 times as potent as carbon dioxide in trapping heat in the atmosphere.

In an unprecedented ruling, a Georgia Superior Court judge stopped the construction of a coal-fired power plant due to the enormous emissions of carbon dioxide the plant would generate without a system to capture the global warming pollution.

These results highlight the enormous emissions contributions of a TSF relative to new stoves.

China is all but alone in manufacturing vinyl chloride monomer in a way that uses mercury as a catalyst, but IPEN describes the Chinese industry as an unquantified and "potentially enormous" emissions source.

GATTON, Australia — To hear Athol Klieve tell it, a key to reducing Australia's enormous carbon emissions is to make a cow more like this country's iconic animal — the kangaroo.

The report echoes other United Nations studies and the positions of the European Union and many environmental groups, calling for an enormous reversal in emissions trends.

The saga of Mr Holden's vegetables and the rejected royal roots involves thousands of food miles, tonnes of carbon emissions, enormous waste and a giant washing machine, designed to wash and polish carrots so that "when displayed on the supermarket shelf, even weeks after washing, they still look like wet, fresh carrots".