Sentence examples for especially carbon dioxide from inspiring English sources

They like compounds we give off, especially carbon dioxide.

But the movable feast comes at a cost: pollution, especially carbon dioxide, from transporting the food.

Carbohydrates (sugars and starches) are fermented into acids (e.g., the acetic acid in vinegar), alcohols, and gases, especially carbon dioxide.

Topics address alternative energy technologies and fossil fuel utilization and emissions, especially carbon dioxide, carbon dioxide sequestration, and geoengineering.

"The next frontier in California is tackling global warming, especially carbon dioxide emissions," said Roland Hwang, a senior policy analyst at the Natural Resources Defense Council.

But the movable feast comes at a cost: pollution — especially carbon dioxide, the main global warming gas — from transporting the food.

Only a few members of the team enter the cave at a time, each to pursue his or her research, though because of potential hazards, especially carbon-dioxide intoxication, no fewer than three can ever be alone there.

Also of biological significance are certain dissolved gases, especially oxygen, carbon dioxide, and nitrogen, whose solubilities are inversely correlated with temperature, altitude, and salinity.

The transition from diffusive to radiative extinction is strongly influenced by the ambient diluent selection, especially by carbon dioxide concentration.

Chemists proved in the 19th century that these gases, especially the carbon dioxide that results from burning fossil fuels, work like an invisible blanket in the atmosphere, blocking some heat that is attempting to escape to space.

The density functional theory (DFT) was adopted to study the adsorption and growth of Run (n = 1 4) clusters on γ-Al2O3 surface, which is of great significances for the design of many important catalysts, especially for carbon dioxide methanation.