A dispersion parameter and an offset (equivalent to the bronchoscopy sampling area) will be taken into account.
Its Festive Bundle chocolate bar comes with 10,000lbs (4,535kg) of carbon offsets – equivalent to taking a passenger vehicle off the road, or halving a home's electricity use, for one year.
Energy credits from the wind farm will offset the equivalent of 20percentt of the power used by Steelcase operations.
So he also promised that his increase in defense spending would be offset by equivalent cuts to non-defense spending.
Dow estimates it will offset emissions equivalent to 360,000 metric tons of carbon-dioxide for the organizing committee, plus 160,000 metric tons for spectators and media.
The government has previously said that any new spending measures in the budget would need to be offset with equivalent cuts elsewhere.
Under budget rules that prevailed in the Clinton administration, any increase approved by Congress in spending on benefit programs like Social Security and Medicare and any tax cut had to be offset by equivalent spending reductions or tax increases.
It meant that the aggregate amount of price inflation in deficit countries resorting to devaluation as a remedy was not offset by equivalent price decreases in the surplus countries.
Due to the Tax Code's anachronistic rate structure, if labor income diminishes, tax revenue will plummet and will not be correspondingly offset by equivalent increases in business profits, investment income, and capital gains.
During the Clinton administration, the White House and Congress were constrained by what was called the pay-go law: a measure enacted under President George Bush in 1990 that required tax cuts or increases in benefits to be offset by equivalent tax increases or benefit reductions.
Tedd Saunders, the group's chief sustainability officer and president of the consulting firm EcoLogical Solutions, explained that the cost to the hotel group is about $10,000 a year, which offsets the equivalent of nearly 5,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide.
