Sentence examples for modeling emissions from inspiring English sources

Chemical kinetics; atmospheric science emphasizing photo chemistry; modeling, model uncertainty; high performance computing; combustion; combustion modeling; emissions.

Usually, such estimates are made "bottom-up," by measuring or modeling emissions at the scale of individual sources such as roads, buildings and landfills, then extrapolating to larger scales.

The AERMOD model may have particular applicability to modeling emissions from animal agriculture by including the air boundary layer above surface releases, such as from manure storage basins (Jacobson et al. 1999).

Lorentz function for modeling emission.

Gaussian function for modeling emission.

On-going searches for evidence of inflation have been limited not by sensitivity but by uncertainties in modeling emission from our own galaxy.

All identify peaks by modeling emission and transition probabilities using multiple states and exploiting distinct signal signatures in different states.

For some models emissions were 12 times the legal limit.

With two exceptions, we model emissions from water flashing in the same way we modelled flashing from condensate/oil production.

"The comparison with model emissions from wetlands driven by climate and biomass-burning models looks good," says David Archer, a geochemist at the University of Chicago in Illinois.

As might be anticipated, our procedure to model emissions differs for direct residential fuel combustion and electricity.