Sentence examples for potential emitters from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bookbinder and other supporters say the regulations can be written to exempt these potential emitters.

In these OLED devices, it is established that selenophene based compounds with a "heavy-atom effect" can be used as potential emitters when exciplex phenomena are involved.

In this work, a two-dimensional (2D) layered grating structure made of SiO2 and tungsten (W), which can realize wavelength-selective control of thermal emission, was proposed for a potential emitter in TPV applications.

We investigate whether an IAS tradeable permit program could provide an efficient alternative, keeping in mind that: (1) not every vessel will actually emit a species, yet ex ante each vessel is a potential emitter; (2) biological emissions are highly stochastic and essentially unobservable given current monitoring technologies.

To aid subregion selection, a two step image filtering process is carried out to reduce Poisson noise and background and to identify potential emitter locations.

The source was operated in positive mode with the following voltages: ground potential emitter, −4.5 kV capillary entrance, and −1.8 kV nozzle.

As CNTs are capable of emitting efficient high currents, they are potential as emitters in various devices [23, 24].

The reasonably better turn-on field (5.4 V/μm) measured from the field emission measurements suggest that the synthesized nanostructures could be used as potential field emitters.

Potential alpha emitters are of prime concern to the ventilation engineer due to their rapid concentration increasing once radon released in the mine atmosphere, causing tissue irradiation and lung cancer.

According to the present calculations, it is a reasonable assumption that the newly designed compounds 3 6 could be considered as the potential TADF emitters, which needs to be further verified by experimental techniques.

Since most materials contain 238U, therefore, any material can be a potential radon emitter.