Sentence examples for explicit emission from inspiring English sources

In the second approach, denoted dual FHMM (DFHMM), we estimate the emission p.d.f.s in the diffusion domain, without assuming an explicit emission p.d.f.f

Another limitation comes with the use of explicit emission models, such as Poisson and Binomial distributions, to connect noisy data to the underlying genomic states (see Supplemental Experimental Procedures).

In contrast, the equivalent efficiency standard of Swedish building code is preferably to be implemented in the case of explicit carbon emission restriction as long as the marginal cost of carbon emission (carbon price) is sufficiently high.

By considering the spatially explicit nature of emission sources and the changes in concentration which occur with transport in the channel system, the approach offers significant advantages over simple one-segment simulations while being more readily applicable than more sophisticated, highly segmented, GIS-based models.

Even so, the chances are receding of a deal that sees countries promise explicit cuts in emissions.

He added that the company made no explicit promises on emissions or on the use of the four steam boilers because officials did not think they needed to do so in order to win permission to reactivate Boiler 100.

The European territory is discretised so as to allow for a spatially explicit definition of large emission clusters.

Moreover, Silverman said, "the E.P.A. has explicit authority to regulate emissions from rebuilt diesel engines".

New building regulations have an explicit orientation toward low-emission and energy-efficient designs.

The EIA provides explicit estimates of the emissions avoided (million metric tons of CO2 equivalent) by the use of CCS technology, relative to a 2006 baseline, for three sectors of electricity generation (petroleum, natural gas, and coal).

Similarly, Cox et al. [ 2013] found that heterotrophic respiration responses in C4MIP models were the primary drivers of model-to-model differences in the sensitivity of tropical NEE to temperature, with no explicit estimate of fire emissions considered in model comparisons with observations.