Sentence examples for large-scale capture from inspiring English sources

Emwazi seems to have been in a more populated area still, raising the risks of a large-scale capture mission.

Girardi believed it could be done so she spearheaded a pilot program to prove that large-scale capture of and vaccination of free-roaming dogs.

And big hurdles remain before there will be any large-scale capturing of carbon dioxide to pump it underground or elsewhere for safekeeping.

Today, there are eight large-scale (capturing, transporting, and injecting at least 400,000 metric tons annually) CCS projects in operation, according to the Global CCS Institute, none of which are at power plants.

In the 1950s, with the advent of strong nets fashioned with artificial materials and the introduction of hydraulic crane power, fishermen exploited this relationship to track the tuna, encircle them in massive nets and carry out large-scale captures.

More action is needed, and quickly, to achieve these numbers; only 17 large-scale carbon capture plants exist in the world today, capturing roughly 40 million metric tons of carbon dioxide each year, a scant 0.1percentt of total global emissions.

The post-combustion CO2 capture technology provides a feasible and promising method for large-scale CO2 capture in coal-fired power plants.

Solvent-based post-combustion carbon capture (PCC) technology though being the best available option for large-scale carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) projects, faces the drawback of high energy intensity and large capital cost.

A study by Stanford researchers says seismic risks could undermine large-scale carbon capture.

Flown by Pacific Aerial Surveys, these large-scale images capture detailed snapshots of the rapidly developing city.

Tellingly, there are few if any large-scale carbon capture projects under way at gas-fired power plants.