Sentence examples for in each emission from inspiring English sources

The carrier injection in each emission layer was greatly improved with the aid of different doping concentration, which resulted in carriers' recombination with a well balance.

Lamina propria likely also contains NADH and FAD, however the different excitation patterns in each emission channel suggest there are multiple contributors to its spectral signature.

These methods are not only expensive, but also reduce sample viability because of the increased excitation power or increased exposure times that are required to achieve sufficient, unambiguous signal in each emission channel.

Figure 1 presents the partition of GHG emission for each emission source considered in this study.

Site measurements of odour emissions should be made in each case because emissions are influenced by a range of local factors including feed, manure management, building design and operation.

In each subject, positron emission tomographic images of regional cerebral metabolism of glucose with [18F]fluorodeoxyglucose were obtained in two conditions in the morning on different days: about 3 min after approximately 1 2 mg of nasal nicotine spray and after an equivalent volume of an active placebo spray of oleoresin of pepper in a random counterbalanced design.

Table 2 Utility levels of nine features used for pricing of the electricity generated by wind power plant in each area Area Emission Capital Marginal cost Production Income Sustainability Green Economic PBPa Consumption Taze-Abad 2 3 3 3 2 1 1 1 3 Sumar 2 3 3 3 2 1 1 2 2 Gilan-Gharb 2 3 3 3 2 1 1 2 2 a Pay back period.

In each wing fluorescence emission passed through a polarizer and a monochromator and was detected by a microchannel plate photomultiplier.

For each spectrum (in emission or reflectance) 500 repeated scans are measured to improve the signal-to-noise ratio; the acquisition procedure takes 4 min for emission and 7 min for reflectance.

For each component in the emission spectra, 10 million histories were calculated to keep the statistical variance below 5%.

Our aim was to identify the relative importance of each factor in the emission of GHG from agro-ecosystems in order to establish mitigation strategies based on agricultural management practices.