Sentence examples for spillover emissions from inspiring English sources

The interference from such satellites is generally accidental, caused by spillover emissions outside a satellite's allocated transmission band.

Therefore, although 405 nm excites both JC-1 monomers and J-aggregates much less efficiently than does 488 nm (see also excitation spectra in Figure 2d), spillover emission at 595 nm coming from monomers is nearly five-fold lower when 405 nm is used.

On the other hand, SO2 and NOx emissions spillover increase in commensurate with CO2 allowance prices.

However, incoherence of the geographic scope of the regional electricity market is expected to produce two undesirable consequences: CO2 leakage and NOx and SO2 emissions spillover.

The FRET ratio (F535/ F480) was corrected by the corresponding spillover of CFP emission into the 535 nm channel and by the cross-talk due to direct FlAsH excitation at 436 nm.

As long as the market economy generates negative spillovers, such as toxic emissions and global warming, there will be calls for the government to take remedial action.

The reason, distinct from learning spillovers, is that reducing greenhouse gas emissions requires investment in long-lived abatement capital such as clean power plants or public transport infrastructure.

Demand elasticity attenuates the effect of emissions trading on leakage and emissions spillover.

This paper examines the strategic behavior of state-level utility regulators in the context of the federal tradable emissions permits market when state-to-state pollution spillovers are asymmetric.

As aggregates are only likely to be found in energized mitochondria, 575 630 nm images taken with either 405- or 561-nm excitation provide better discrimination than do images at the same emission wavelength made using 488-nm excitation, which produces spillover from extramitochondrial JC-1 monomers.

Therefore, the 585-nm emission from JC-1 in the valinomycin-treated cells results almost entirely from spillover of JC-1 monomer fluorescence, explaining the strong correlation (R=0.876) between red and green fluorescence in these cells (see gating in Supplementary Figure S2).