Sentence examples for monitor emission from inspiring English sources

Mass spectrometric analysis was applied to monitor emission of CO, CO2, H2O, and HCHO as well as consumption of DME and O2.

Excitation was at 310 nm, and a 350 nm cut-on filter was used to monitor emission.

Light intensities (photons/μm/s) were converted to photoisomerization rates (R*/photoreceptor/s) using the estimated collecting area of rods and cones (1 and 0.37 μm, respectively), the stimulus (i.e., LED or monitor) emission spectra and the photoreceptor absorption spectra (Baylor et al., 1984, 1987).

He has now pledged instead to monitor emissions closely.

This institution – an emissions trading authority – would distribute national emissions caps to the member states and monitor emissions reductions.

So that we can compare digital and print carbon efficiency, we monitor emissions per £1m of revenue.

"[We] still don't know how big or if this will be an issue," said Worthington, because the government had stymied Labour's efforts to monitor emissions.

She has trained people in rural areas to monitor emissions from refineries and chemical plants, so they can sound the alarm if air quality deteriorates to dangerous levels.

In the meantime, however, a small group of scientists labours away on Earth, doing its best to monitor emissions at ground level.

Historically, it has been difficult to monitor emissions properly, and in any case they believe the Environment Agency, which polices incinerators, is underfunded.

But if America's politicians cannot even agree to monitor emissions, environmentalists ask, how will they ever agree to cut them?