Sentence examples for set to emit from inspiring English sources

The UNEP analysis finds that Australia is set to emit 710 million tonnes of CO2 in 2020.

First-quarter earnings, due this week for several big United States oil companies, are set to emit a positive glow.

The EU is set to emit 2bn tonnes more CO2 than it promised at the Paris climate talks, threatening an agreement to cap global warming at 2C, a note from the European commission has revealed.

The other overwhelmingly important step on the way to a 1.5C target is the load it will place on those countries who are set to emit the most over the coming decades – among those are India, Brazil and China.

In both experiments, the spouts are set to emit tuples at the highest speed.

Door sensors can usually be set to emit a gentle chime when the system is unarmed to tell you when people are entering or exiting your home; this can be convenient if you have children at home.

The Stokes source used to excite the CARS signal (Femto Fiber pro TNIR, Toptica Photonics AG) was set to 1005 nm (emitted power 1.5 mW), in order to resonantly excite the symmetric stretching vibration of methylene groups at 2850 cm−1.

Other pieces by Magloire include "Dreams," an experiment set to sounds and words emitted by the dancers themselves, and forays into the music of Stockhausen and the Italian composer Giacinto Scelsi, intelligently interpreted by Magloire's capable dancers and topnotch instrumentalists.

The pheromone value of an edge e (i σ, j σ ′ ) is set to 0, if the emitted nucleotide σ of the target vertex v j σ ′ is not in accordance with the sequence constraint C j seq at position j.

The SNP/indels were called with standard call confidence (-stand_call_conf) set to 30.0 and standard emit confidence (-stand_emit_conf) set to 10.0.

This consisted of a portable power supply coupled to a UV (320 340 nm) light emitting diode set to the maximum power setting (18 mA).