Sentence examples for origin of emissions from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation for this result is that there is a relatively high degree of reciprocity regarding the origin of emissions and the fairness regarding who should bear the burden of CO2 reductions.

By such manipulation of ligands in Ir complexes, it was theoretically possible to change the origin of emission in Ir complex from the predominant ligand-centered 3 excited state to the predominant 3MLCT excited state.

These spectra are shown because the origin of emission in p-Si is not well-known, and the Si-nCs generated in this material may contribute to explain luminescence measured experimentally.In Figure 7 (right), we display the PL emission spectra observed for the SRO films, when they are deposited by LPCVD technique.

Usually, the dependence of the PL intensity (I) on the excitation power (P) is approximated by a power law function I = P α, where α (slope coefficient) is an exponent that is often used to identify the origin of emission from semiconductors: α~1 for exciton-like transition and α < <1 for free-to-bound and donor acceptor pair transitions [18].

The expression for F z) is as follows: (3) F (z ) = ∫ 0 z f (z ) d z Our first consideration was to analyze the difference in the spatial distribution of the origin of emission between an in vivo microvasculature geometry, and the more typically used assumption of homogeneous tissue with a volume fraction of absorbers.

The origins of emission of some heavy metals such as Sn, Cu, Cd, Zn, As, Pb and Se are mostly anthropogenic and the origins of the others are lithogenic such as Al, Mn and Fe (Jeferies and Snyder 1981).

To explore the origin of green emission and red emission of Er3+ ions at high temperatures, the relation between UC emission intensity I and laser light intensity P is expressed as: Ipropto {P}^n (2).

Further studies aiming to clarify the exact origin of these emissions are currently in progress.

The results contribute to the understanding of the origin of specific emissions from Diesel engines.

Such results confirm the different nature and origin of the emissions wavelength at 475 and 560 nm, respectively.

The error band in the process of recovery remains under acceptable level (less than 15%) irrespective of the origin of the emissions from the core.