Sentence examples for green quality from inspiring English sources
'green quality' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe something that is environmentally friendly or sustainable. For example: "This company strives for a green quality in its products and manufacturing processes."
Friese-Greene, a charming boffin, would then flog the results to cinemas as a means of marketing his innovative colour process, a primitive method not dissimilar to watching black-and-white TV through red and green Quality Street wrappers.
Location, green quality and network form are necessary for greenways and should be integrated into GN planning.
Once their work is done, the catalysts themselves break down into elements commonly found in nature, such as carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen--hence their "green" quality.
Baccarelli E. [19] reviewed the current state of the art in green quality of experience (QoE) with reference to mobile users and remote applications.
Our results indicate that to increase total green quality, investing in technology improvement to enable Synergy is more effective than introducing more products.
Through green quality function deployment, this study integrated life cycle analysis into green design during the product research and design process, and applied the fuzzy theory to reduce customers' subjective judgment in semantics.
In "New Tools Pinpoint Natural Gas Leaks, Maximizing a Fuel's Green Qualities" (Business Day, Aug. 7), new technology is described that some say can improve the way we detect methane emissions in the country's vast natural gas pipeline system.
Yes, there are various labels that you can request by filling out a form with your green qualities (scout's honor) and sending it to some N.G.O.
We assessed convergent validity of the SGS by investigating agreement and association with objectively assessed green qualities using GIS.
Socio-demographic factors were associated with the number of perceived green qualities in the neighborhood, which might also contribute to the low agreement.
GIS: Geographical information system; SGS: Scania Green Score (a new index score comprising five green qualities); SF-36: 36 item short-form (used to measure vitality); OR: Odds ratio; 95% CI: 95% confidence interval.
