Sentence examples for estimates of emission from inspiring English sources
b jn and c kn are the estimates of emission and excitation spectra (loadings) of the nth fluorophore at the wavelengths j and k, respectively.
The model's solution yields estimates of emission inventories, which may be used to analyze environmental implications of various economic changes and policy restrictions.
The goal is to use TEC from sources such as TOPEX, JASON or GPS to obtain estimates of emission over the oceans where the electron density profiles needed to compute emission are not available.
Estimates of emission factors for particle mass (PM2.5 and PM2.5−10) are within the range of other published data, and total mass emissions estimated from the ratio of concentration to NOx are tolerably close to those estimated using emission factors from the National Atmospheric Emissions Inventory NAEII).
The goal is to overcome data size and quality limitations and provide best estimates of emission response to fuel composition change by identifying a continuous probability distribution with a high likelihood of representing the data and high correlation to the experimental observations.
Estimates of emission rates for influenza virus were particle-size specific and derived from published studies and included emissions during both tidal breathing and coughing events.
Estimates of emissions saved by using crops for energy should instead focus on biomass that would "maintain or build carbon stocks in plants and soils," it adds.
Estimates of emissions from agriculture as a percentage of all emissions vary widely from country to country, but they are clearly over 50percentt in big agricultural and meat-producing countries like Brazil, Australia and New Zealand.
That's all anecdotal, but researchers have done studies in Utah's Uintah Basin, Colorado's Weld County and the Los Angeles basin, and their estimates of emissions there are well over the critical 3 percent figure — sometimes almost four times as high.
