Sentence examples for which emission from inspiring English sources

The first "commitment period" under which emission cuts are to be made under the Kyoto Protocol runs out in 2012, and there are arguments for and against even having a second period.

We compare this model with experimental measurements and provide an assessment of non-ideal losses and identify which emission angles are affected most by these losses.

We report rare events, above 1000 MHz, in which emission at the fundamental and at second harmonic frequencies show nearly identical fine structures.

By use of an optical emission spectrometer AOS-4 it was investigated in situ, which emission lines are best suited for the process control.

The fabricated structure has been also used as a graphene based resonator in which emission current is applied to detect the mechanical resonance, efficiently.

Because PIEA policy increases the enterprises' discharging cost, most regions' COD emissions are less than the baseline, excepting Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Shandong, and Guangdong, in which emission quantities are greater than the baseline.

The prices at which emissions rights are bought and sold would give policymakers a useful gauge of the cost of emissions reduction.

Transport fuels are the only European sector in which emissions are still rising and the directive mandates a 6% reduction in their greenhouse gas intensity by 2020.

On current trends, the world's biggest carbon emitter will discharge 12.5-14bn tofnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (GtCO2e) in 2025, after which emissions will decline, it said.

In the 40 years in which the IEA has reported on CO2 emissions, there have been only four short periods in which emissions stood still or fell compared to the previous year.

The coupled climate modelling in the fourth and latest IPCC assessment shows that a global cut in emissions of nearly 100% is needed by around 2060 to offset the accelerated rate at which emissions are now accumulating in the atmosphere.