Sentence examples for weaker carbon from inspiring English sources

But other plants with weaker carbon dioxide receptors are not able to detect the increased levels as well and miss the opportunity to conserve water, Dr. Schroeder said.

So the real puzzle here is - why is there a row at all? Cable's action in writing to Nick Clegg and George Osborne to urge them to opt for a weaker carbon target was extraordinary.

Cable argues instead for a weaker carbon target, saying: "This level keeps us on course to meet our 2050 target and entails a steeper reduction in emissions than the previous government set for carbon budgets, which easily justifies our position as greenest government ever".

Motivated by the calculation result that oxygen can induce weaker carbon adsorption energy, the sequential double oxygen passivation method through chemical vapor deposition is proposed to successfully grow the millimeter-scale single-crystalline graphene with the rate of about 100 μm min−1.

The momentum presently is going the wrong way, away from the Kerry-Lieberman alreadyn Power Achocklready chock full of tough compromises) towards an clean energy investment bill with a weaker carbon cap, or no cap at all.

Thus the Financial Times reported on Monday that the economics of the London array, a huge windfarm planned for the Thames estuary capable of generating 1,000MW of power, are in, well – disarray, thanks to a combination of soft electricity prices and a weak carbon market.

A weak carbon price undermines efforts to reduce C02 emissions.

The synthesized nanoparticles showed a strong peak of Au along with a weak carbon and oxygen peaks, which may originate from the gum that were bound to the surface of the AuNPs (Fig. 5).

In the absence of hydrogen during the growth step or during cooling at slow rate, weak carbon coverage, consisting mostly of oxidized and amorphous carbon, is obtained on the copper catalyst.

First, the catalysts add hydrogen atoms to highly stable carbon-carbon double bonds between hydrocarbon rings and the chainlike hydrocarbons that link them, converting these to weaker single carbon-carbon bonds.

Weak carbon-carbon and carbon-hydrogens interactions stabilized the compound.