Sentence examples for expected emission from inspiring English sources

Preliminary comparisons between measured and expected emission line wavelengths indicates an agreement to the accuracies listed in Table 8.1.

The expected emission spectra of xenon plasma have been studied for different conditions using FLYCHK code.

It is still a great challenge that designing proper codoping concentrations of rare earth ions for achieving intensest expected emission from the studied phosphor.

The second-stage decisions are made in a realtime market, after the observation of uncertainty, so that the expected emission factor is constrained below a target level.

The Defra document put out that Saturday stated the problem starkly: "The failure of the Euro standards to deliver the expected emission reductions under real world driving conditions means that road transport is by far the largest contributor to NO2 pollution".

The UK government is clear that EU regulations were intended to cut real-world NOx emissions: "The failure of the Euro standards to deliver the expected emission reductions under real-world driving conditions means that road transport is by far the largest contributor to NO2 [nitrogen dioxide] pollution".

Some companies have argued that the latter was only fair, as their expected emissions were much lower.

Ultimately, Mr. Clarke hopes to offset all of the expected emissions from the coal he is producing with pollution credits.

This is the level the IEA had expected emissions to reach by 2020, indicating that the growth of CO2 emissions has been much quicker than expected.

They were also awarded carbon pollution permits for some of their expected emissions, to trade with nation that could cut carbon more cheaply.

This proposed work employs realistic chemical engineering models of pollution abatement operations in order to assess the feasibility of a treatment option, estimate its cost and expected emissions.