Sentence examples for study the emission from inspiring English sources

Photoluminescence, Current Voltage and Electroluminescence measurements were used to study the emission and electron injection properties.

In our study, the emission has a cos(SZA) dependence while in their study the ions were emitted homogeneously on the dayside.

In this study, the emission peak at 360 nm can be ascribed to the latter as particle is much larger than 10 nm.

In the present study, the emission behaviour as well as the water balance performance of the lysimeters has been investigated, both prior to and during the first months of in situ aeration.

The solar EUV flux models as developed by Hinteregger et al. (1981) and Tobiska (1991) are used to study the emission rates of 5577Å, 6300Å and 7320Å dayglow emissions.

The aim of this research was to characterize the fatty acid methyl ester (FAME) produced from the oil of those unused algae with standard methods (Ragit et al. 2012) and to study the emission characteristics of the fuel by running a CI engine with that biodiesel.

Also already switched on is a small radio telescope that will study the emissions from molecules in interstellar space.

Overall, the study depicts the potential of the latent class method to study the emissions caused by heterogeneous populations and to search for efficient GHG mitigation possibilities.

Kohnert and her colleagues did not study the emissions for long enough to determine if methane levels were getting stronger, but they say that as more permafrost thaws, it will form new lakes and taliks and open up more cracks and gaps for the gas to follow.

For the IPCC SRES A2 scenario used in this study, the emissions of the O3 precursors NOx/VOCs increase by 125/60% globally and 29/8% for the OECD90 region (including the United States) by the 2050s (Nakicenovic and Swart 2000).

Since one cannot subject a piece of a distant star to conventional chemical analysis, studying the emission or absorption of starlight is the only way to determine the composition of stars or of interstellar gases and dust.