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The results show a continuous transition from emission enhancement to quenching, depending on the luminophore-NPs distance (governed by NPs concentrations) in the SPLSC.
It's further reckoned that this could help process industries de-carbonise to support the "just transition" from carbon emissions which was pledged in the Paris Agreement.
The second is China's weakening economy, which might stall a transition from emissions-intensive production to cleaner forms of economic output.
"The transition from a high emission economy to a low emission one cannot be achieved without major changes to the way we generate and use energy," you said.
It is clear from Figure 4 that there is a transition from the spontaneous emission to lasing at an electric field of approximately E = 2 kV/cm.
Business and Australia's energy sector has been calling on the government to deliver policy certainty in order to allow an orderly transition in the electricity sector from emissions intensive sources of power generation to low emissions technologies.
The transition from bilateral to multilateral emission trading is desirable.
Dichloroindigo shows absorption from the HOMO-3 to LUMO-0 transition but exhibits a different emission transition from LUMO-0 to HOMO-2.
Malcuit, M. S., Maki, J. J., Simkin, D. J. & Boyd, R. W. Transition from superfluorescence to amplified spontaneous emission.
The control of the gradient interfacial layer could facilitate hole transfer, regulate the transition from double- to single-color emission, as a consequence.
Simulations in Al reveal that a transition from twinning to full dislocation emission back to twinning occurs with increasing temperature, which is counter to traditional metallurgical wisdom.
