Sentence examples for integrating emissions from inspiring English sources

Photoluminescence, integrating emissions from a wide area, is shown in Fig. 7.

Integrating emissions transfers into climate policy, so as not to disadvantage export-intensive countries, has been suggested to increase participation in international emissions reduction commitments.

Figure 7 Room temperature photoluminescence, integrating emissions over a wide area, combining results of two measurements: One, with Ar laser pumping and InGaAs detector for the infrared range, and another using He Cd laser pumping and Si detector for the visible range.

Integrating emissions and exposure reductions in interventions would not only be efficient but may even be necessary to justify cost-effectiveness of planned efforts (such as the launch of the new National cookstove initiative of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy of the Government of India) on grounds of co-benefits for health and climate (25).

By integrating emission source data with existing official statistics as well as using rescaling methodology of data mapping for 1 km grid, the authors constructed high resolution emission gridded data in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (Jing-Jin-Ji) region in China for 2012.

However, this uncertainty should stimulate the development of multi-disciplinary programs integrating emission control and analytical monitoring of air samples, use of sentinel species, laboratory investigations and toxicity tests, and ecologic and epidemiologic studies.

Future laboratory and field studies of stove performance and usage could also use this framework to develop metrics and collect data that integrates emissions, fuel use, and stove usage.

Fig. 1 Spatially and temporally integrated emission spectra for the plasma discharge in iron-ruthenium chloride solution.

In this paper, the evolution with local time of the vertically integrated emission of the OH layer is presented.

Based on these variations, an empirical formula is derived for predicting the three-month averages of the O 1S) nightglow integrated emission rate.

These profiles are vertically integrated for the altitude range of 80 100 km and the equivalent column integrated emission rates are then zonally averaged for bins with 10° latitude and 3 month intervals.