Sentence examples for site carbon from inspiring English sources

(The Web site Carbon Brief has compiled a useful list of these pledges, and has analyzed a number of them in depth).

The addition site carbon possessing very high radical character suggests that the corresponding adducts were produced by the addition of phenyl radical generated from iodobenzene on metallofullerenes.

Five scenarios with different constraints, e.g. on food and feed supply and on nitrogen balance were considered focusing on: a) constraints as the year 2005, b) landscape aesthetics and biodiversity c) groundwater protection, d) maintaining current food and feed production, or e) on site carbon sequestration.

We have used a simple scattering model to reproduce the experimentally observed STM images and show that such superstructures can be obtained by considering only the contribution of β site carbon atoms, known to dominate the STM image of graphite and multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs).

Even Cat8 itself shares its binding site (Carbon Source Response Element or CSRE) with Sip4, another zinc cluster transcription factor, although evidence suggests that Cat8 is more important for regulation of CSRE-containing genes than Sip4 [8].

Nevertheless, for the long-term, a high value timber goal must be reached, production of a high value log requires large d 1.3m of above 40 cm (Thies et al. 2009) this undoubtedly benefits the long term on-site carbon storage ultimately followed by long term storage within ex-situ products.

The reliability of the steels suitable for the geological onshore CCS-site (Carbon Capture and Storage) at Ketzin, Germany, is demonstrated in laboratory experiments in equivalent corrosive environment (T = 60 °C, p = 1 60 bar, aquifer water, CO2-flow rate of 3 L/h, 700 8000 h exposure time).

Even though carbon and nitrogen contents differ greatly between the sites, carbon and nitrogen density are quite similar.

Typical targets for marine EM and DC methods include port facilities, active fault structures, groundwater conditions, nuclear waste depository sites, carbon dioxide capture and storage, hydrocarbon reservoirs, and seafloor hydrothermal deposits beneath coastal and deep-water areas.

Excluding these sites, carbon density to a depth of 60 cm was still significantly greater in beaver meadow pedons (15.1 ± 6.8 kg m− 2) than in adjacent forest soils that had not been impounded (8.2 ± 2.9 kg m− 2).

On-site carbon production could have the benefit of both removing woody materials that present a fire hazard while simultaneously fixing carbon in the soil.