Sentence examples for increasingly stringent emissions from inspiring English sources

The V-12 helped to overcome the increasingly stringent emissions regulations that had drained power from the 6-cylinder Series II of 1968-71.

Carmakers have spent more money and effort to harness hydrogen power than anyone else as they try to meet increasingly stringent emissions regulations around the world.

The reduction of NOx (NO + NO2) in lean burn vehicle exhaust is the latest challenge for catalytic engineers to meet increasingly stringent emissions standards.

In contrast with the present study, the U.S. EPA used CMAQ (Community Multiscale Air Quality) program modeling to project ozone levels to the year 2020, the expected date of full NAAQS compliance, assuming a series of increasingly stringent emissions reductions from future rules (U.S. EPA 2008b).

The manufacturers struggled to meet increasingly stringent emission and safety regulations, and style and performance just went out the window.

To meet increasingly stringent emission legislation, electric vehicles are expected to offer promising sustainable mobility in the future.

With increasingly stringent emission regulations, detailed understanding of PM formation within GDI engine configurations is very crucial.

Given the increasingly stringent emission regulations, an accurate model of emission prediction is required for the aftertreatment systems of diesel engines.

The introduction of gas guzzling automobiles in the US market despite the increasingly stringent emission norms highlights the widening gap between the goals of the regulators and the automakers, demanding a fresh outlook at the regulatory framework.

With increasingly stringent emission standards faced by industry and water resources shortages confronted with China, it is expected membrane technology will play key role to address water quality and quantity issues in China.

In recent decades, factors such as the worldwide growing concern for pollution induced climate changes, increasingly stringent emission norms for vehicles and depleting petroleum resources coupled with volatility in their prices have motivated and accelerated development of sustainable and clean alternatives for transportation systems.