Sentence examples for rigid emissions from inspiring English sources

According to Navroz Dubash, what India and other developing countries need are not rigid emissions targets, but programmes designed to "bend the curve" – to make emissions lower in the five years after 2020 than they would have been otherwise.

Virtually all the 55 eligible paper mills in Britain opted to join a more rigid emissions-capping scheme instead of the ETS, simply to avoid the extra administrative burden, according to the Confederation of Paper Industries, a lobbying group.

The first involved a rigid cap on aviation emissions, a little above current levels.

Abandoned were spherical balloons whose stripes made their infrared emissions fluctuate, rigid decoys that looked like warheads and balloons that inflated to conelike shapes.

In addition, a model compound, 2,2′-di anthracen-9-yl -5,5′-di trimethylsilyl -[3,3′-bithiophene] (BTA) was prepared, which shows monomer emission in both solution and rigid state, but gives excimer emission in the aggregation due to its extended conformation in solution and intermolecular dimer arrangement in its crystal and aggregation state.

The rigid DMTD acceptor narrowed emission spectrum of DMTDAc by interlocking two phenyl units of diphenylsulfone.

Instead of leaving it to the government to set rigid caps on carbon dioxide emissions, business could control pollution on its own through credit trades.

We show that the emission rotates at ∼45% rigid corotation.