Sentence examples for for a given emission from inspiring English sources

There are inherent difficulties associated with climate change negotiations, ranging from which countries should bear most responsibility for a given emission reduction target to the assessment of a globally efficient time path for pricing harmful greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs).

However, the real advantage of using two-photon excitation spectra for unmixing, rather than emission spectra, is that for a given emission channel, there is very little variation in the attenuation of excitation light scanning from 710 920 nm light.

Even though there is substantial variation between GCM projections across the globe, by examining the ensembles of models it becomes clear that the models tend to project that temperatures in areas in central North America, Northern Africa, Central Asia, and Western Australia will increase by the greatest amount (for a given emission scenario).

By doing so, we treat each AOGCM simulation for a given emissions scenario as a unique and probable experimental outcome and average the results, thereby elucidating a more robust set of potential climate outcomes.

It is possible that regional climate projections for a given emissions scenario could soon become routine.

The size of the projected future MCE in each region was compared to the size of the current MCE for each AOGCM simulation, and the average and 5, 10, 25, 50, 75, 90, and 95 percentiles of the projected percent change for all simulations in a given emissions scenario were calculated.

Using this method, the simulated annual accumulation of DHM for a given year in a given emissions scenario is equal to the maximum four-month accumulation of simulated SST (model anomaly plus satellite climatology) in excess of the maximum monthly mean from the 1985–2000 satellite climatology [13].

Many General Circulation Models (GCMs) are used to predict climate change for given emission scenarios.

These models are used to determine the cost-optimal degree of capture (DOC) for a given CO2 emission source.

According to existing theories, the amplitude and phase relationships between intensities and rotational temperatures for a given airglow emission contain information about vertical wave propagation.

However, this finding agrees with Smithwick, et al. [15], who showed total ecosystem carbon stocks in GYE varied little (<10percentt) among future climate scenarios for a given A2 emission and fire-event pathway.