Sentence examples for virtual emission from inspiring English sources

This is complex for planning applications, i.e. when models are used to assess the impact of realistic or virtual emission scenarios.

We highlight how a state-of-the-art statistic used by governments to gauge such effectiveness, "virtual emission reductions", is biased, because inter-industrial leakage effects are not captured.

In the standard framework of particle interactions (part of a more general formulation known as perturbation theory), gluons are constantly exchanged between quarks through a virtual emission and absorption process.

The difference is in the b quark decay that happens on the left through a virtual W− boson emission ('tree diagram') and on the right as a virtual W− boson emission and absorption together with a gluon emission ('loop diagram').

This paper proposes a technique for implementing the concept of a virtual chamber for radiation emission measurements in time domain.

(ii) South East Asia exporting countries increasingly carries a load of CO2 emission and virtual water export that are triggered due to consumption in other importing countries.

A simple buddying system has helped one company increase uptake; another company is using a system that shows the comparative cost and carbon emissions of virtual meetings versus face-to-face; and another simply ensures video conferences always start 10 minutes before the hour to allow time to sort out any IT glitches.

In particular, what we're calling for in the campaign is for the energy bill' s primary purpose to be the virtual elimination of carbon emissions from electricity generation by 2030.

The app also tracks the virtual vehicle's carbon emissions and cost of charging.

CP violation is accommodated in the standard model (SM) of particle physics by the Cabibbo Kobayashi Maskawa (CKM) mechanism that describes the transitions between up- and down-type quarks1,2, in which quark decays proceed by the emission of a virtual W boson and where the phases of the couplings change sign between quarks and antiquarks.

The bulk of the evidence seems to show that Olivi means 'virtual' and 'virtually' to contrast with 'real.' He explicitly denies, for instance, that this virtual extension involves "any real emission of its essence" (Q73, p. 61).