Sentence examples for sequestration resource from inspiring English sources

The UCG-CCS approach, if successful, could offer an integrated energy recovery and CO2 storage system, which exploits a new sequestration resource created during operation.

The DOE's Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships are addressing these issues on a regional basis as they assess the sequestration resource in the region, conduct small Phase II scale field tests as part of the validation phase and prepare to conduct large volume Phase III CO2 storage tests.

The U.S. is well endowed with sequestration resources (Fig.  3).

Current efforts at both the state and federal level are refining estimates of sequestration resources (e.g., DOE-NETL 2008; CEC 2007).

But if it were combined with debt relief, this "preservation-for-pocket-change" deal could offer those poor nations with valuable carbon-sequestration resources a chance to thrive.

This paper introduces an integrated assessment (IA) approach for a Canada-China joint research project that linked forest carbon sequestration, forest resource management, and local sustainability enhancement.

With the exception of the Ebola funds, the budgets for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration have been relatively stagnant with sequestration squeezing resources even further.

Specifically, we assume that the cost a cell incurs upon producing an enzyme can be calculated as the reduction in the cell's fitness due to the utilization and sequestration of resources.

One key prediction of error models that focus on process costs is that such costs should strongly covary with the length of the erroneous product because residency time at the ribosome, the level of resource sequestration and the amount of energy wasted in protein synthesis and degradation should all increase with length.

Conversely, subsystems which are less frequently used but must react quickly tend to have stable mRNA but unstable proteins, consistent with low sequestration of static resources but a high demand on dynamic resources.

Ryan's Democratic counterpart on the Budget Committee, Rep. Chris Van Hollen (Md ., said Democrats still want to extend those benefits, but didn't want to lose the chance to soften the blow of sequestration and redirect resources to various infrastructure projects, education and medical research.