Sentence examples for particulate releases from inspiring English sources

We present a Support Vector Machine (SVM) approach to the localization of hazardous particulate releases in an urban area using features constructed only from measurements obtained from a network of sensors.

In contrast, the larger values and greater disparity between the dissolved and particulate releases measured with the non-BMP treatment suggest an additional loading contribution directly from the coating.

The low values and similarity within the dissolved and particulate releases observed with the BMP procedure suggest that these loading values may be representative of the copper concentration in the biofilm on the coating.

There could be particulate release as a result of loss of containment or fire".

Particulate released was 0.002 grains per dry standard cubic foot, carbon monoxide was 22.5 parts per million volumetric (ppmv) and opacity was 0.4%.

An important component to locating the origin of a particulate release by concentration sampling is the amount of time between subsequent observations.

The BMP practice is meant to lessen impacts to the paint surface and reduce copper loading by minimizing particulate release.

The epoxy paint released 6.06 μg cm−2 event−1 dissolved, with a particulate release of 66.6 μg cm−2 event−1, while the ablative paint released 3.84 μg cm−2 event−1 dissolved copper and 28.3 μg cm−2 event−1 particulate copper.

Building from Equation 1, the PSS can be calculated by the following: (3) SR: Any action that refreshes the paint surface resulting in particulate release and/or a subsequent increase in leachate.

For example, aerosols (particulates released from volcanoes and from burning coal and diesel that cause cooling by reflecting sunlight) and low solar activity over the past decade likely played a role as well.

The Chinese capital's environmental authorities succumbed to public demands for transparency by publishing hourly readings of PM2.5, tiny particulates released by car exhausts and factory chimneys that raise the risks of lung diseases, heart problems and dementia.