Sentence examples for path of carbon from inspiring English sources

This is an important development, as it means that the world's biggest emitter is likely to be finally on a downward path of carbon emissions.

With the Copenhagen climate talks in the news, oil executives are watching the unsteady path of carbon dioxide regulation.

Alberola et al. (2008a, b, c), Chevallier (2009) and Alberola and Chevallier (2009) had analyzed in detail the effects of institutional decisions (the emissions shortfall factor and banking restrictions) on the price path of carbon.

The second major path of carbon appears to lead to aspartate, malate, and citrate (Figure 6) via PEP and probably further into the amino acid pools via 2-oxo-glutarate.

An impaired day and night path of carbon export from the chloroplast compromises the redox equilibrium in the stroma and photosynthesis.

Mutants impaired in the day and night path of carbon export from the chloroplasts (i.e. adg1-1/tpt-2, tpgi1-1/tpt-2gi1-1/tpt-2) develop a HCF phenotype when grown in HL.

We attribute the excellent electrochemical performances to the good conductivity and shortened ion diffusion paths of carbon fiber backbone, and pseudocapacitive edge-concentrated nitrogen species.

Based on the loading condition, principal stress trajectories are generated through finite element analysis (FEA) and used as the guidance for the placement paths of carbon fibres.

With this approach, we reveal the use and modulation of the major paths of carbon assimilation in Synechocystis.

Finally, we develop and demonstrate a generalized method for considering the varying time profile of LUC emissions from bioenergy production, taking into account the time path of future carbon prices, the discount rate and the time horizon.

Research by economist Chris Green from McGill University shows that non-fossil sources like nuclear, wind, solar and geothermal energy will based on today's availability get us less than halfway toward a path of stable carbon emissions by 2050, and only a tiny fraction of the way towards stabilization by 2100.