Sentence examples for study of greenhouse from inspiring English sources

An IMO study of greenhouse gas emissions has estimated that emissions from the global fleet would increase dramatically in the next 20 years as globalisation leads to increased demand for bigger, faster ships.

The Arthur Clarke Mars Greenhouse is a unique research facility dedicated to the study of greenhouse engineering and autonomous functionality under extreme operational conditions, in preparation for extraterrestrial biologically-based life support systems.

This flight is part of a much bigger global study of greenhouse gas emissions.

Other extensions of the IPAT framework that have sampled at the sub-national level include James Cramer's study of air pollution in California and DeHart and Soulé's study of greenhouse gas emissions in North Carolina [7, 8].

Other extensions of the IPAT framework that have sampled at the sub-national level include James Cramer's study of air pollution in California and DeHart and Soulé's study of greenhouse gas emissions in North Carolina [ 7, 8].

This article screens 103 lifecycle studies of greenhouse gas-equivalent emissions for nuclear power plants to identify a subset of the most current, original, and transparent studies.

The spatial pattern of rice paddies is an essential parameter used for studies of greenhouse gas emissions, agricultural resource management and environmental monitoring.

In studies of greenhouse grown cotton plants, levels of starch in stems and roots of cultivated cotton peaked at about 90 days post emergence then dropped [ 4].

Its review of studies on greenhouse gas mitigation potential showed that changes in agricultural practice can contribute, significantly, to greenhouse gas emissions reductions and carbon storage in the soil.

Capacity design and operation strategy of hybrid systems are applied to a case study of a greenhouse located in Mahabad, Iran and optimized by using technical, economic and environmental objective functions.

Observations in the microwave portion of the spectrum, beginning in earnest in the late 1950s and early '60s, provided the first evidence of the extremely high surface temperatures on the planet and prompted the study of the greenhouse effect as a means of producing these temperatures.