Sentence examples for significant emitters from inspiring English sources

Rapidly growing emerging economies, such as Brazil, China, India and Indonesia have joined the ranks of major industrialized countries as significant emitters of greenhouse (GHG).

We know that ruminants are significant emitters of methane, and with the current level of interest in climate change, research examining the effects of grazing management on ecological services can possibly be as valuable to producers as animal performance data alone.

Finally, food production itself is a significant emitter of greenhouse gases, as well as a cause of environmental degradation in many parts of the world.

"Australia will always have a role to play as a significant emitter and we'll be watching closely to see if the world moves towards a centralised approached like Kyoto or an individual voluntary approach," Raupach said.

Even as we demand that both Annex 1 and the emerging economies make mandatory commitments, other governments, though they may not be significant greenhouse gases emitters, must be encouraged to make binding commitments.

Enhancement of the intensity and emission rate of quantum emitters is of significant interest during the past decade.

Through the development of a wide range of fluorescent proteins, organic dyes, and inorganic emitters that exhibit significant dark-state populations under steady-state illumination, we can drastically expand the applicability of fluorescence imaging to probe lower-abundance complexes and their dynamics.

Due to the increasing complexity of electromagnetic signals, there exists a significant challenge for recognizing radar emitter signals.

Apart from DPD, emitter localization attracts significant interest in the signal processing, radar, sonar, bioengineering, seismology, and astronomy literature.

We adopt a quantile regression approach, which reveals significant socioeconomic differences between groups of emitters.

The Brazilian government has ratified its participation in the Paris agreement on climate change, a significant step by Latin America's largest emitter of greenhouse gases that could spur other countries to follow suit.