Sentence examples for model for emissions from inspiring English sources

"Kyoto certainly produced emissions reductions, but that was not the only achievement," says Joan MacNaughton, of the World Energy Council. "It kept people's minds on the question of climate change, and it put in place a carbon trading system that has been very important in providing a model for emissions cuts".

I developed a generic model for emissions prediction based on thermodynamic principles (fundamental research), but using empirical constants so as to ensure its valid application to different engines (applied research).

Soil temperature was found to explain the largest variability in soil NH3 emissions (Log10 NH3-N Flux=0.054Tsoil+0.66; R2=0.71), suggesting that an approach similar in design to the biogenic emissions inventory system land use and temperature model for NO emissions, might be effective for modeling biogenic NH3 emissions.

The CH4 inverse model solves for emissions from 53 land only regions (1 region less in the Southeast Asia; ref. Patra et al. 2016b).

The model for PM2.5 emissions was less definitive and, surprisingly, predicted a 31% decrease in PM2.5 emissions when operating 25% below the design inlet velocity.

A general analytical approach for scaling NOx emissions from burners and furnaces is presented, together with the scaling model for NOx emissions performance that results when this approach is applied to a broad class of swirl-stabilized industrial gas burners.

To build a calculation model for CO2 emissions in the materialization stage of office buildings, it should take into consideration the CO2 emissions generated from production and transportation of construction materials and equipment as well as the CO2 emissions generated from the construction process.

Later, a model for toxic emissions was calibrated.

Although the instrument measured other pollutants, the focus of this work was to build a model for NO X emissions.

The storeys of the building and the consumption of construction materials are taken as two independent variables to set up a prediction model for CO2 emissions of office buildings in materialization stage.

Oduro et al. 2013 proposed multiple regression models with instantaneous speed and acceleration as a predictor variables to estimate vehicular emissions of CO 2 but not NO X. Tóth-Nagy et al. 2006 proposed an artificial neural network-based model for predicting emissions of CO and NO X from heavy-duty diesel conventional and hybrid vehicles.