Sentence examples for industrial contributor from inspiring English sources

In addition to average elemental concentrations, cluster analysis based on elemental contents was performed, with wind speed and direction data, showing that there is an industrial contributor to aerosols North of the urban area.

The bill would have had much greater impact if the Senate had not killed two important provisions opposed by the White House and its big industrial contributors.

At a minimum, 14,000 power plants, landfills and other industrial contributors of CO2 and methane to the air would be subject to a potentially tangled permitting process.

According to Knut Bauer of the research ministry, a planned policy granting industrial contributors 3 months of exclusive access to human genomic sequence data before they are put on the Internet may soon be dropped in favor of immediate release.

Data and material cannot be shared because industrial contributors to the HuMa project reserve the right to not publish code, details about the implementation, or datasets until at least 6 months after the final presentation of the project.

One of the biggest drawbacks of the blast furnaces is the inevitable carbon dioxide production as iron is reduced from iron oxides by carbon and there is no economical substitute – steelmaking is one of the unavoidable industrial contributors of the CO2 emissions in the world (see greenhouse gases).

Barrasso, who also disputes climate science, likewise counts the oil and gas industry -- as well as electric utilities -- among his top five industrial sector contributors.

Factories — the single biggest contributor to industrial activity — increased production by a 0.9 percent, the third consecutive monthly increase.

The high energy requirements in primary steelmaking make this industrial sector a major contributor to the global emissions of carbon dioxide.

Researchers from the Global Carbon Project reported that emissions of carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels and industrial processes, a major contributor to global warming, have leveled off in the last three years.

The share is even higher (37.6 percent) in developing countries, where agro-industry is often the main industrial activity and a major contributor to production, export earnings and employment.