Sentence examples for proper emission from inspiring English sources

If anyone thinks it is properly "green" to use these monstrosities without proper emission controls, they are mistaken, for they, too, are contributing to global warming and are polluting our air with noxious, carcinogenic emissions, as well as harming millions of us who suffer with pulmonary conditions.

Using a proper emission (longpass colour) filter, the light used for the excitation is filtered.

Although the ultraviolet [8], violet, green [9], orange [10], and near IR emissions [11] of this material have been researched systematically by many groups, their proper emission mechanisms are still under dispute, especially the defect-related emissions.

Fig. 1 Wedges for inclined emissivity measurements; for 5° and 10° emergence angles aluminum wedges were manufactured, while for 20° 60° emergence angle, custom-designed and custom-made stainless steel wedges were used to heat up the samples at the proper emission angle.

The amount of cadmium used in thin-film PV modules is relatively small (5-10 g/m²) and with proper emission control techniques in place the cadmium emissions from module production can be almost zero.

Therefore, it is possible to perform BLI and radioactive OI in the same animal with proper emission filters.

One letter released in the trawl, from the Dutch environment minister to the EU's industry commissioner in September 2015, says: "We would like you to consider the possibilities of a European recall … to ensure that all faulty software is removed from the market and replaced by proper software that allows proper emissions reduction".

The suit alleged that Texaco discharged more than 18 billion gallons of waste water into rivers and streams, burned millions of cubic meters of natural gas without proper emissions controls and spilled millions of gallons of crude oil directly into the earth, polluting the region's only sources of water, sickening inhabitants and even contributing to the extinction of one small tribe, the Tetete.

As a result, a proper lamp emission model is required so as to obtain boundary conditions of the incident radiation entering the reacting medium.

As a general rule, in children with tympanograms classified as "B," middle ear pathology may be indicated (e.g., fluid or infection behind the eardrum or a perforation of the eardrum), and proper otoacoustic emissions may not be recorded.

Taking into account the larger than anticipated role of greenhouse gases other than CO2 – such as methane and the HFC gases used as refrigerants – and the need for the UK as a wealthy and highly polluting country to lead on emissions reductions, the UK's proper share of emissions reductions comes to at least 80%, within a global emissions reduction of 50-60%.