Sentence examples for reverse sources from inspiring English sources

It is quite striking to note that approaches do only partly reflect the true situation of carbon sequestration and emissions by forests and may reverse sources to sinks and vice versa.

It presents the most current assessment of sequestration rates by forest management for the period 1990 200707, provides an outlook of future emissions and removals (up to the year 2042) as related to three different management scenarios, and shows that implementation of some Accra options may reverse sources to sinks, or sinks to sources.

It depends on how we understand such a process, whether or not we consider a case that includes a reversed source and a reversed absorber.

Graphic visuals derived from reverse engineered source code have long been recognized for their impact on improving the comprehensibility of structural and behavioral aspects of large software systems and their source code.

He said that he ran a reverse image source to track down all the places his photo had virtually traveled.

The drinking water for two subjects came from a reverse osmosis treated source; perchlorate levels in milk samples from these subjects were higher than the mean, with samples from one of the two volunteers (E) having the highest perchlorate content of all samples submitted (mean 21.4 μg/L, n = 10).

The current through the reverse-biased source barrier has a potentially high positive temperature coefficient, which may lead to undesirable thermal runaway effects and even device failure through self-heating.

The study has placed particular emphasis on the possible solutions enabling: energy saving; power co-generation (multi-flashes); renewable energy sources (reverse osmosis).

Some modern sources reverse this dichotomy, attributing all of the tomb to Michelozzo with the exception of the gilded bronze effigy.

During phototactic swimming, only somatic cells of the anterior hemisphere with eyespots pointing toward the light source reverse the beating direction in the presence of illumination, resulting in a turn toward the light source.

Now, as Japan's focus on manufacturing wanes, economic planners here are trying to reverse engineer another source of the United States' economic strength: Wall Street.