"We can't point the finger at China and say, 'We know you're not emitting what you say you are emitting," Stanley said.
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But if every country were emitting what they reported they were emitting, detected levels of its byproduct, HFC-23, in the atmosphere wouldn't be nearly as high.
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In addition, of course, nuclear is our most significant non-carbon-emitting power source, accounting for 64 percent of the non-carbon-emitting energy production in the nation.
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The projects would help to boost the development of energy-efficient light emitting diode and organic light emitting diode lighting products that would help to cut energy costs, the DOE added.
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We'll get to what's emitting those waves in a bit.
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" She says the sounds emitting from her body were "orgasmic.
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This history suggests that even as the risks of climate disruption become more palpable, the nation faces a sustained deadlock between high-emitting red states and low-emitting blue states that precludes national action.
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You could practically smell the putrid odor that Wesen was emitting.
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Lava flow from Fissue 8 is emitting dangerous gasses, officials say.
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And besides, I'm not damaging any glaciers or emitting gas fumes.
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During that time is when the females are emitting their flash.
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The practice of flaring contributes to climate change by emitting CO2.
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Cover up your alarm clock if it's emitting too much light.
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Golden chandeliers hang from the ceiling, emitting streaks of incandescent light.
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That could change as electricity is generated by lower emitting sources.
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Magma still is moving underground and the volcano is emitting gas.
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For as well as emitting methane, trees also absorb the gas.
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Generally lidar systems "see" by emitting beams of light every nanosecond.
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If conventional plants are emitting less, then displacing them avoids less.
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U.S. tariffs have already hit makers of light-emitting diodes (LEDs).
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Putting a price on emitting carbon into the atmosphere is verboten.
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It was then Norton says he smelled booze emitting from Pacman.
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Her family had a talent for emitting judgment without articulating words.
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Most smartphones use organic light-emitting diodes (OLED) in their digital displays.
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But that's not the same thing as never using carbon-emitting power.
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It also produces organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays used in televisions.
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At 68 seconds, the external tanks were emitting a bright, sustained glow.
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A more efficient way would use more energy without emitting more carbon.
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Each pixel, as the acronym suggests, is an organic light-emitting diode.
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The human mouth is a disgusting place, capable of emitting awful smells.
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For Malaysian factories that make light-emitting diodes, it is an opportunity.
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For Malaysian factories that make light-emitting diodes, it is an opportunity.
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This would establish the highest carbon price of any major emitting country.
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OLED or organic light emitting diode technology does not require a backlight.
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The plate has a number of holes to receive the light emitting diode, in which bores of the holes are oriented towards the photo diode so that the photo diode receives the light from the light emitting diode.
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One of them was a pulsar, emitting a periodic beam of electromagnetic radiation.
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But now we have another lighting option, the light emitting diode, or LED.
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These trucks are also emitting most of their noxious fumes near underprivileged neighborhoods.
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We're emitting carbon way, way faster than the planet was during the PETM.
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It will mean dramatically lowering global societies' reliance on carbon-emitting fossil fuels.
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Still, many of the fissures are emitting "quite a bit" of sulfur dioxide.
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The proposals would see emitting vehicles banned from the city center in stages.
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He stopped the dial at 88.7, which was emitting a barely audible hum.
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Every hectare of flooded forests was emitting several kilograms of methane each day.
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There are also organic light emitting diode (OLED) TVs that make nerds swoon.
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Ways to guide the transformation: Address the highest-emitting fuels and sectors first.
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We are still emitting far too much and this needs to be reversed.
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Before games, she breaks up tension by dancing or emitting primordial animal sounds.
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The volcano is emitting constant tremors, Mr. Sutopo said Tuesday afternoon on Twitter.
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It is capable of emitting sound bursts loud enough to repel potential attackers.
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But this calculus is true for heavily carbon-dioxide-emitting coal power, too.
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It began emitting huge plumes of smoke on Sunday at around 1 p.m.
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The QLED in Samsung's TV name stands for quantum dot light emitting diode.
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Singapore's CEVS aims to incentivize consumers to purchase lower carbon-emitting vehicles by offering up to S$219,2500 worth of rebates for vehicles with low carbon emissions, and setting up to S$0003,2000 in surcharges for higher carbon-emitting vehicles.
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Solar installations can pick up the slack here, without emitting heat-trapping greenhouse gases.
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Researchers are fitting people's heads with ultrasound-emitting helmets to treat tremors and Alzheimer's.
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The EPA requires plants that are emitting over a certain threshold to report it.
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The iPhone X, which scans your face while emitting low-level non-ionizing radiation.
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Advanced economies are emitting less carbon now than at any time since the 1980s.
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But when exactly did humans start emitting "industrial" levels of emissions into the atmosphere?
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We can buy more time, however, if we stop emitting so much greenhouse gas.
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That prevents an upgraded plant from emitting more pollution as it operates more often.
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"Putting a price on emitting carbon into the atmosphere is verboten," the Times reported.
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" He added: "If you're surprised that your fruit is emitting gamma radiation, don't panic.
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Minimizing that loss means using fewer resources and likely emitting fewer climate-changing emissions.
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The US military is also the largest greenhouse gas-emitting institution in the world.
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LEDs, or light-emitting diodes, are the most efficient light bulbs on the market.
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Henry loved the bright lights and loud music emitting from the Code-a-Pillar.
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People on the ground witnessing the #volcano emitting thick ash clouds and glowing lava.
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The sniffles emitting from A.J. McLean and Kevin Richardson echo a bit as a result.
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For black holes, essentially the only way to do that is by emitting gravitational waves.
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"Lovejoy is emitting the equivalent of 500 bottles of wine per second," Professor Lattanzio says.
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Your sign's constellation contains Sagittarius A*, the bright, radio-emitting center of our own galaxy.
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It also supported that the source emitting the jet was "compact," likely a black hole.
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Sony announced a new TV on Wednesday featuring OLED – short for organic light-emitting diodes.
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The company's future would depend on a newer technology, organic light-emitting diode, or OLED.
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But it is emitting a lot of radiation — way, way more than this ore would.
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This essentially means that the shark is absorbing blue light and re-emitting green light.
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It was 2001, and Dr. Tang's observation defied everything then known about light-emitting molecules.
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Rich countries grumble that poor ones can still get away with too much carbon-emitting.
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The pure excitement of my partner emitting electricity from his fingertips got me keyed up.
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That's not to say that your brain is emitting an imperceptible hum all the time.
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Instead of emitting from a single point, they're distributed across an entire system of nodes.
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The researchers compare the water molecules to fireworks, whose colors come from chemicals emitting light.
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A separate CNN review of the filings found companies reported emitting more than 80 gases.
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In addition, they don't produce "harmful" tailpipe exhaust, emitting warm air and water vapor only.
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Organic light-emitting diode, or OLED, is a type of screen that provides sharper displays.
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In addition, cows emit the greenhouse gas methane during digestion, making them especially high-emitting.
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"Our goal is to make Canada's electricity 90 percent non-emitting by 2030." she said.
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The machine is mid-cycle, emitting a low hum like a lawnmower several gardens away.
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Is emitting carbon a personal sin (so to speak) as well as a social one?
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Emitting things that harm us, it seems, is core to how industrialized society is fueled.
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Standard candles are all thought to be the same, emitting a specific amount of light.
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Slice open the squash, and watch the cheesy insides gush out, emitting a heavenly steam.
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Once the faulty equipment stopped emitting an electrical current, New York's brief close encounter ended.
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The diner is well-scrubbed and bustling, emitting the warm glow of the best diners.
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The Trump administration should focus on expanding zero-emitting sources like solar and wind power.
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Flaring from the Baytown refinery, among many others, is emitting excess levels of nitrous oxides.
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BlackRock funds will still own shares and bonds of carbon-emitting oil and gas companies.
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Field says geoengineering is not a replacement for cutting back on carbon-emitting fossil fuels.
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Dar is already emitting "excuse me's?" in the president-elect's presence; that's a bad sign.
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The world is drowning in methane-emitting garbageThe world is facing a titanic trash problem.
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Learning to sing is about concentration, thinking about sounds, and emitting them the correct way.
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Millions of acres have burned this year, emitting millions of tons of carbon dioxide (CO22).
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The monkey's butt slowly inflates with each tug, and then randomly deflates, emitting a noisy toot.
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Artist's impression of the magnetized neutron star emitting a disk of matterIllustration: ICRAR/University of Amsterdam.
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They shouldn't interfere with your ability to view blue light–emitting devices, like phones and computers.
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Should two such galaxies merge, so would the black holes at their centers, emitting gravitational waves.
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Researchers found red dwarfs emitting frequent solar flares, diminishing the chances of habitability in their systems.
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But zero-emitting options like batteries to back them up when needed aren't similarly cheap yet.
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Many high-impact negative-emissions schemes make most sense in low-emitting countries, says Ms Wilcox.
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And forget climate change: nothing to worry about if you're only emitting half as much CO2!
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To the extent it remains in place for decades, that means less zero-emitting renewable energy.
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Rich countries grumble that poor ones can still get away with emitting too much carbon dioxide.
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Shipping and airlines were the only greenhouse-gas-emitting industries not mentioned in the Paris agreement.
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Another profit driver has also emerged in the form of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays.
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Shishaldin, known for its impressive symmetry, is often emitting ash, steam, or both from its summit.
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New blue light emitting diodes, which are used in white LED lights, interrupt normal sleep patterns.
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Pick up a pair of infrared-emitting spectacles that mask your face in CCTV-heavy cities.
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It was emitting in a millisecond as much energy as the sun emits in a month.
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Scientists know more about active black holes, which feed on lots of X-ray-emitting material.
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Coal is also the dirtiest fossil fuel, emitting air pollution and high levels of carbon dioxide.
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On a white pyramid, cutaway segments reveal the empty soda containers, all emitting delicate multicolored lights.
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They were starting to be connected to electric grids, providing clean, bright light without emitting smoke.
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Light-emitting weaponry is merely an active, far more aggressive version of time-honored deceptive practices.
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Apple and Samsung phones are reportedly being investigated by the FCC for emitting too much radiation.
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The technologies they will use will be zero-emitting, thanks to the genius of the engineers.
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That's because the world will keep getting warmer even if we stop emitting greenhouse gases immediately.
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This 255-inch set delivers an excellent picture thanks to Samsung's "quantum light-emitting diode" technology.
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Sixty-three percent of the non-carbon-emitting power produced in this nation is nuclear power.
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Others grate nerves by either destroying property, emitting foul smells or barking at ear-splitting volumes.
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Organic light-emitting diodes, or OLEDs, are largely viewed as the new frontier for smartphone screens.
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The laser also provoked an odd sort of pain that had me emitting peals of laughter.
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Then there's Dragon's Breath, smoke-emitting cereal and biscuit balls that are doused in liquid nitrogen.
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And every once in a while, the planet has complied by emitting a puff of methane.
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The famous ball that drops at midnight is lit by 32,256 L.E.D.s, or light-emitting diodes.
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As difficult moments approached, the judges reacted in real time, emitting "Ohs" when the moves worked.
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This is greater than the emissions produced by all but the world's five highest-emitting countries.
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In Washington, Initiative 256.77 would have imposed a carbon emission fee on large pollution-emitting companies.
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If we continue emitting at current levels, we will continue warming at about the same rate.
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Christmas lights refracted through a bourbon glass, red and gold emitting diodes straining through clouded amber.
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It's designed to lure the roaches by emitting delectable food smells that only they can sniff.
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Its eyes are made of organic light emitting diode (OLED) displays making it capable of diverse expressions.
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Since humans were emitting 40 gigatons a year, the carbon budget would be easily blown before midcentury.
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A roadside mowing crew spotted a garbage bag emitting a foul odor along Interstate 30 near Hope.
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A roadside mowing crew spotted a garbage bag emitting a foul odor along the interstate near Hope.
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Perhaps the only thing fiercer than emitting the energy of 21980 million suns is doing it again.
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But peat is also one of the dirtiest fuels available, emitting 23% more carbon dioxide than coal.
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"One thing we know is these types of vehicles can be made cleaner, lower emitting," Wehrum said.
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And so on this basis alone, any new music emitting from her general direction is HUGE NEWS.
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Moreover, the velocities of light-emitting objects relative to Earth can be obtained from their red-shift.
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Trash piling up in the streets goes uncollected, breeding swarms of flies and emitting a pungent stench.
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Gallium nitride is a powdery yellow compound used in light-emitting diodes (LED), radar, antennas and lasers.
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No one would expect an index of pollution to include the benefits of carbon-emitting industrial production.
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Nuclear power provides thousands of jobs in Pennsylvania and most of the state's non-carbon emitting generation.
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The biggest reductions would need to come from the fossil-fuel emitting states not currently on board.
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The printed circuit board is electrically connected to the light emitting diode, the photo diode, the buzzer.
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Side channel attack Your computer's hardware is always emitting a steady stream of barely-perceptible electrical signals.
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"They believe it is imperative these companies move away from high-carbon emitting activities," Lubber told me.
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And Pruitt also halted an Obama-era rule intended to prevent chemical manufacturers from emitting excess pollution.
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These sorts of fossil fuel-burning, greenhouse gas-emitting monsters from Detroit are long for this world.
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There have been reports that some type of tracking beacon was emitting a signal possibly from Johnson.
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A tiny noise machine capable of emitting twenty-four sounds, including glass breaking, applause, and a burp.
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And a new condition is emerging in children called "digital dementia" from overuse of RF-emitting technologies.
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This is not smoke from a bonfire, this is a chemical reaction that is emitting toxic materials.
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Purposefully or not, West was powerfully emitting an important message: Black people's beauty is far from homogenous.
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Scientific Fact: Donald #Trump can't stop global warming just my emitting an unprecedented volume of hot air.
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OLED, or organic light-emitting diode, bulbs are of a much higher quality compared to normal LED.
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It accounts for more than 79 percent of the non-carbon-emitting power production in the commonwealth.
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Coolness going absolutely everywhere, positively emitting off Patti Smith and soaking even Bono in its glorious rays.
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Many, for example, are not using light-emitting diodes (LEDs) despite large potential energy and financial savings.
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The cars were emitting dangerous pollutants at levels up to 150 times that of a normal car.
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Pennsylvania's nine nuclear reactors provide thousands of jobs and most of the state's non-carbon emitting generation.
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Finding alternatives to carbon-emitting fuels is one of the most pressing challenges of the coming decades.
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This could mean using less energy, emitting less carbon, and eventually lowering the CO2 in our atmosphere.
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Cities in Europe are plagued by poor air quality partly because of vehicle traffic emitting noxious gases.
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The hallway was dimly lit and quiet, save for celebratory sounds emitting from the occasional open door.
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Coal-power generators emitting above that benchmark can buy credits from passive emission providers like wind farms.
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It is the firm's first phone to be equipped with an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screen.
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While natural gas is a carbon-emitting fossil fuel, it burns cleaner than coal and heating oil.
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He says his method adapts and shrinks techniques used by the energy sector and gas-emitting industries.
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Impressively, Kong Nay's hands, fingers, head, and mouth all sang along to music recordings, emitting from speakers inside.
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Labels show the highest-energy sources, all located within our galaxy and emitting gamma rays exceeding 1 TeV.
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Or, it could be the first-ever observation of a pulsar wind nebula emitting only near-infrared radiation.
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Added air bubbles ensure a good, swirling mix and flashing light-emitting diodes give a suitably theatrical display.
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When questioned by journalists, she retreats completely into her shell — emitting only catchphrases and the odd forced smile.
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Weapons that injure crowds of people by emitting dangerous sounds may seem like the stuff of science fiction.
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Another crater had been releasing 2000 to 23 tons per day but is no longer emitting sulfur dioxide.
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Once mature, the spherical fungi will puff at the slightest impact, emitting a cloud of dust-like spores.
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Shipping and airlines were the only greenhouse-gas-emitting industries not mentioned in the 2016 Paris climate agreement.
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The image shows these young stars emitting high-energy winds, producing shock waves that excite the surrounding stars.
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Lumentum Holdings Inc makes what are instead known as vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers, or VCSELs for short.
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The result is that we're emitting about the same volume of greenhouse gases as when he took office.
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The EPA's proposal would require new or improved controls at nine of the state's highest emitting coal plants.
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Nuclear plants produce the country's largest share of electricity without emitting carbon dioxide and can operate as needed.
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The optimal rate would be one that reflects the total societal cost from emitting carbon into the atmosphere.
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The $8 billion project would transport high-emitting tar sands oil from Canada down to the Gulf Coast.
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He is hiking "green taxes" to accelerate the shift from carbon-emitting fossil fuels that cause global warming.
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"If the vent is emitting a lot of SO85033 or H2S, they would taste BAD," the USGS added.
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According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the eighth fissure to emerge ceased emitting lava at about 4 p.m.
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That would require drastic policies, like having local governments ban high-emitting cars in populated places like cities.
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The investigation committee said on Monday the black boxes were expected to stop emitting signals around June 24.
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While diesel cars are heavily criticized for emitting nitrogen oxide, they spew out less CO2 than gasoline equivalents.
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It employs 100,000 LEDs (light emitting diodes), using only 10 percent of the energy of the previous system.
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Other subjects include a figure sprouting an extra head and a smoker emitting a mighty cloud of smoke.
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The bunches on top crush those on the bottom, producing juice that starts to ferment, emitting carbon dioxide.
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If this is influenced by genetics, it might be possible to select and breed only low-emitting cows.
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That effectively raises the cost of emitting carbon dioxide, prodding utilities to seek out cleaner sources of electricity.
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About 18,2100 of the 2100,260 in the city already have been converted to high-efficiency light-emitting diodes.
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This policy would require the share of American electricity from low-emitting sources to increase steadily over time.
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LEDs — light-emitting diodes — have given designers of lamps, chandeliers, sconces and flashlights a new world to explore.
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Light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs, highly efficient appliances and smart technology have changed the way we use power.
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Who here is going to guarantee they aren't going to be emitting dioxins and furans into the air?
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Perhaps I see some of myself in it: poorly constructed, easily confused, constantly emitting a low whining noise.
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Noise-canceling headphones work by emitting an opposing frequency to the sounds entering your ears, Mr. Heffernan said.
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The report added that MicroLED displays were harder to make than organic light-emitting diode, or OLED, screens.
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In recent years, courts have said that includes studying the planet-warming consequences of emitting more greenhouse gases.
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Furthermore, eyewitnesses told CNN that they saw the plane swerving, dipping and emitting smoke as it came down.
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Scientists are in agreement that global temperatures are rising, and humans polluting and emitting carbon are to blame.
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Their solution, "New Spring," a large tree structure made of recycled material emitting scented bubbles, ticks both boxes.
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Even the largest department stores, in line with other retailers, are emitting foul-smelling revenue and earnings reports.
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Shell, along with ExxonMobil and BP, are listed as some of the highest emitting companies in the world.
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Seven weeks in, I finally stopped emitting blood instead of breast milk, and he finally understood what to do.
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Ambilight, makes your viewing experience more immersive by emitting a wide glow from your TV screen onto the wall.
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Astronomers have figured out that it's actually a pulsar, or a rapidly-spinning neutron star, emitting high-energy radiation.
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The Pillars contains dark globs of gas that could one day collapse and begin emitting radiation themselves—new stars.
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Meanwhile, wildfires raging in the Arctic are emitting tons of carbon dioxide, which will contribute to more global heating.
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Attached to the floor with fishing line, they are slowly and deliberately emitting the gas that keeps them afloat.
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And it encourages existing carbon-emitting plants to invest in repowering or in emission-reducing technologies, a key component.
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A late shift to organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens and slowing iPhone sales are threatening Japan Display's survival.
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Later, his Halley model popularized the light-emitting diode, or LED (even though he personally preferred traditional incandescent bulbs).
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As a result, thousands of workers are traveling many miles every day, often in individual cars emitting greenhouse gases.
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But as you're probably aware, humans are contributing to a changing climate by emitting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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This dramatic context has lent an added intensity to climate policy battles even in smaller and lower-emitting states.
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It means black areas of an image are completely black, because their pixels aren't emitting any light at all.
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They saw that water molecules in WASP-121b's upper atmosphere were glowing and emitting light instead of absorbing light.
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For instance: The top 20 carbon emitting countries in the world are responsible for 80 percent of global emissions.
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P oliticians, who once applauded diesel engines for emitting less carbon dioxide than petrol ones, are also getting tough.
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SkinTrack consists of a signal-emitting ring that you wear on your index finger and a sensing smartwatch band.
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Here in the UK, the superclub was still lumbering around the landscape, emitting the boneheaded burps of unreconstructed laddishness.
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According to a study published Thursday in Science, tropical rainforests may be emitting more CO2 than they soak up.
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Gore also said the trend of the future would be toward clean energy and away from carbon-emitting fuels.
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In short, there's great potential for the planet to absorb significantly more heat-trapping carbon, while emitting far less.
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An earpiece of the glasses has a cavity to receive the printed circuit board and the light emitting diode.
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Her research found that it, too, was emitting VOCs that could be analyzed to describe its state of degradation.
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They evoked the dark silhouettes of chimney sweeps, while emitting whistles, yips and whoops like cowhands at a roundup.
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In other words, by emitting historically high levels of carbon pollution, we are literally making our food less nutritious.
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Theory predicts that a person accelerating this fast should be able to see objects emitting light, called Unruh radiation.
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And even though Kilauea is emitting lots of carbon dioxide, it won't worsen global warming to any meaningful degree.
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Shameen Miller, 33, said that was how she responded when she came across a man emitting a foul odor.
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The ejectable or "deployable" recorders would separate from the tail during a crash and float, emitting a distress signal.
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They looked like little cakes or bonbons, and the buttery, chocolatey smell emitting from the pan was truly mouthwatering.
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Currently, the TV market is dominated by liquid crystal displays (LCDs) that are backlit by light-emitting diodes (LEDs).
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If it is pursued, the plan will mandate that states dramatically reduce the power produced from carbon-emitting plants.
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But halogens are giving way to headlights equipped with light-emitting diodes (LEDs) or high-intensity-discharge (HID) lamps.
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It functions as a disturbing structure, emitting, in its intensity of presence and perfection of surface, sets of signals.
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Ten or so years later, it's still there in the rainforest, emitting audio from the earth's movement and rotation.
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When the police fired tear gas at them, they chased the smoke-emitting canisters and doused them with water.
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They're not emitting special energy that's aligning your, I don't know, your chakra or whatever it is, your chi.
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The addition of North Carolina to the group would be notable because it is among the highest-emitting states.
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The laser-emitting LiDAR sensors on the Audi A8 show what's around the car, just like on Waymo minivans.
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The dead mushrooms looked like burned pancakes that were teeming with insects, emitting only a dim, ghostly, pewter aura.
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The T.V.A. still has the dams that it built in the 20th century, another low-emitting source of power.
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Financial institutions worldwide are coming under growing pressure from shareholders and activists to pull money from high-emitting industries.
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The option of buying offsets also creates a moral hazard where polluters can continue emitting greenhouse gases with abandon.
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She saw it crumple, sending up a giant cloud of dust and emitting a roar as the concrete split.
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And the courts may soon produce legal precedents that could radically reshape the future of greenhouse gas-emitting industries.
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These ingenious mechanisms improved a motorcycle's performance, in the process emitting more pollution than Harley-Davidson certified to EPA.
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Apple's difficulties appear to be hurting Samsung, which supplies organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens for the latest iPhones.
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"If we stopped emitting CO2 and we had millions of years, our ocean pH would restore itself," Suatoni says.
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Now, the thing here that you want to be careful about is, does it have any forward-emitting signals?
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The array of red, green, and black emitting from his clinched fists imply the tricolor flag of Pan Africanism.
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The debate over the "transformative" nature of the rule is a key factor in how the court decides whether the EPA should have the authority to take into account so-called "generation shifting," or the ability of power companies to use high-emitting power plants less, in favor of low-emitting ones.
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By 2025, the US has committed to emitting 26 to 28 percent less greenhouse gas than it did in 2005.
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"Looking at the current situation, the share of indicators emitting signals remains at a low level," the central bank said.
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At any given moment, the sun is emitting 5,000 times more energy than humanity uses in all forms of power.
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A scaleless black dragonfish, a bioluminescent deep sea fish showing its light emitting organs, large jaws, and needle-like teeth.
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But one thing's for certain: if we don't curb our carbon-emitting ways, we'll be in for some nasty weather.
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Self-driving cars are almost too observant, taking in information from light-emitting LiDAR sensors, radar equipment, microphones, and cameras.
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EITE industries are high-emitting industries that are exposed to intense international competition (think oil sands, petrochemicals, and pulp/paper).
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With this new map, researchers say they've pinpointed the sources for every known body emitting X-rays in our sky.
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When nuclear reactors are retired, carbon-emitting sources of energy typically fill the void, at least in the near-term.
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When the charged particles reach the upper atmosphere they are directed toward the polar regions, emitting light of varying colors.
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What the U.S. does and how it does it could influence other big carbon-emitting nations like China and India.
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Here, it allows for the fish to be in constant motion, emitting less sound as it travels through the water.
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Forests cool the Earth's surface while emitting trillions of tonnes of water vapor that generates much of the planet's rainfall.
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To do this, we need to stop emitting not just from the electricity sector, but from transportation, agriculture, and manufacturing.
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"Those storms happen because water-ice particles within clouds are very efficient at emitting infrared light at night," Spiga said.
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They also express emotions by emitting smells, which is as good as any reason to stay on their good side.
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The order reportedly attempts to revitalize the high-emitting coal industry long-term, by allowing coal leasing on public lands.
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The U.S. may be the second biggest emitting country, but it only produces about 15 percent of the global total.
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KS) will slash output of its organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels in response to its customer Apple Inc's (AAPL.
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The technology is built into a Flexible Organic Light Emitting Diode (FOLED) touchscreen that can be bent by the user.
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It was humans, after all, who altered the climate by emitting billions of tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Apple's latest smartphone, the iPhone X, is the first to be equipped with an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screen.
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It's normal for fires to burn through Arctic ecosystems — but not ones this big or emitting this much carbon dioxide.
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Other auto manufacturers have faced similar slumps in Europe, especially as sales for heavy carbon-emitting diesel cars have shrunk.
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Ejectable or "deployable" recorders would separate from the tail during a crash and then float while emitting a distress signal.
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He remembers red-capped bottles left out on the restaurants' tables, filled with bitter, sour liquid emitting a "caustic" aroma.
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The produced signals are routed to a multichannel series of speakers, emitting what I expect to be very peculiar sounds.
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Even the highest-emitting plant protein producers still emit far fewer planet-warming greenhouse gases than dairy cow producers do.
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Ultra-cool dwarf stars frequently flare up, emitting ultraviolet and X-rays that might vaporise a planet's oceans into space.
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In 2009 the global recession meant that we were driving less, shipping less, doing less, and thus emitting less CO2.
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If you are breathing as you read this, you are emitting an officially designated dangerous pollutant, subject to federal regulation.
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It works by emitting bursts of millimeter wave energy that bounce off particles and can be detected by the radar.
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Former President Barack Obama could seem removed, ever mindful of the minefields underfoot for a black politician emitting fury. Mrs.
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Warren's second climate policy pillar focuses on the US military, the single-largest greenhouse gas-emitting institution in the world.
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Virginia Overton's "Untitled (Waterfall)" (2016) pumps white noise through the gallery, emitting from a decaled trunk resting on the floor.
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The piece, which has curving acid-etched glass leaves slotted into a central light-emitting core, whirls in a circle.
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To defend against sharks, shields are placed in the water around him emitting an electrical pulse that keeps them away.
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Tekniska Verken estimates that its trash-burning operations last year avoided emitting the equivalent of 467,000 tons of carbon dioxide.
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It was equipped with a radio transmitter emitting distinct beeping sounds that quickly captured the attention of the entire world.
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It is a baseball cap fitted with tiny light-emitting diodes that project infra-red dots onto the wearer's face.
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JOLED, which is owned 13 percent by Japan Display, shipped OLED (organic light-emitting diode) panels to Sony Corp (6758.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for light-emitting diode (LED) lamps.
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There has long been (unwarranted) concern about the danger of WiFi routers and cellphones for emitting "Electromagnetic Frequency" (EMF) radiation.
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Unsurprisingly, the White House characterized Xi's power grab as a purely internal Chinese matter, emitting not a whisper of concern.
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SAGD opens up far more bitumen to extraction than even mining, meaning more carbon-emitting fossil fuel in the pipeline.
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The clip shows a visible piece of metal rattling around inside the engine, which was also emitting a bright orange glow.
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The world's second biggest truckmaker admitted Tuesday that some vehicles on the road are likely emitting illegal levels of nitrogen oxide.
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While holding the android, it hardly matters that this humanness is emitting from something that barely resembles a human at all.
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That's because fine food that's thrown away ends up going to landfills and emitting greenhouse gasses that contribute to climate change.
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Apple is widely expected to adopt that technology - organic light-emitting diode (OLED) - for future versions of its iPhone, analysts said.
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It has also acquired many chemical and electronics companies that make products as varied as aspirin and light-emitting diodes (LEDs).
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T) unveiled its long-awaited move into the organic light-emitting diode (OLED) market on Wednesday as the Apple Inc (AAPL.
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Sunrun also told us that its panels, distributed across thousands of homes, could replace carbon-emitting power plants on the grid.
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There are also signs that shyer critics of Mr Trump may be, if not breaking ranks, at least emitting distress signals.
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While scientists had recently figured out how luciferin is structured, they hadn't yet discovered what the light-emitting products looked like.
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And the price of emitting CO21 is negligible (at least until governments make it more realistic) giving SMR a big advantage.
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There are already more than a billion cellphones in the world, emitting 18 exabytes (1 billion gigabytes) of data every month.
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LEDs, or light-emitting diodes, release energy in the form of photons and can emit different wavelengths corresponding with specific colors.
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Researchers from University of Illinois have been using the vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser to push the speed of data transmission.
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So how could the galaxies that existed at the time be capable of emitting sufficient energy to reheat the entire universe?
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"The next big thing for FRB hunters, and gravitational wave hunters, is to find something emitting in both domains," Keane said.
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So far, there has been one case reported in Japan of a wire short-circuiting and smoke emitting from the car.
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LED stands for Light-Emitting Diode, a kind of electronic device that emits light when an electric current passes through it.
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Longer term, he said, natural-gas infrastructure should eventually be repurposed for zero-emitting sources, such as hydrogen from renewable energy.
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Hawking's discovery demonstrated that black holes don't violate that law of thermodynamics: by emitting radiation, they are also keeping things chaotic.
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He touts natural gas as a carbon-cutting mechanism, but he also promises to bring back the carbon-emitting coal industry.
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So even though we'd stopped emitting so much carbon and methane, we couldn't stop the seas or the temperature from rising.
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The system uses a signal-emitting ring worn on the finger to communicate with a sensing band attached to the watch.
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The colors are saturated, the dialogue is bombastic, and at any point, one of the characters is emitting a shocked gasp.
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In fact, the one device was consistently emitting levels higher than cigarettes, in some cases as high as 20 times higher.
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KS) boost output of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens for smartphones, the Electronic Times reported on Monday citing unnamed sources.
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The $19 cable puts a funky spin on your charging experience by emitting a subtle glow while powering up your device.
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They allege that energy manufacturers create a "public nuisance" by emitting greenhouse gases and are liable for the damages this causes.
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Though he doesn't have exact measurements, he estimates that Kilauea is emitting around 15,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide per day.
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It had previously committed $1 billion for an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display module assembly plant in Bac Ninh province.
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" He pictured "a story about her walking down the street, just emitting this self-confidence that rubs off on the viewer.
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To do this, they took advantage of fluorescence, the process of absorbing light and re-emitting it at a lower energy.
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Then came factors for the fraction of life-bearing planets on which intelligence and advanced civilizations (meaning radio signal-emitting) evolved.
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"HoloFlex features a 20163x1080 full high-definition Flexible Organic Light Emitting Diode (FOLED) touchscreen display," The Queen's University press release says.
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Plastic bottles end up polluting oceans and rivers, emitting chemicals which endanger the marine ecosystem, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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The world has only 23 years left until it blows the carbon budget, if it keeps emitting CO2 at today's pace.
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The works are slightly off the wall and suspended from the ceiling, emitting a pulsating field of white-green-pink light.
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It careered through space for three months, circling the Earth about every 100 minutes and emitting a regular pattern of beeps.
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Most methods of LiFi visible light communication (VLC) make use of lightbulbs that transmit wireless data using light emitting diodes (LEDs).
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Planes often fly over the Hoh en route to Seattle, emitting a dull roar that punctures the silence of the landscape.
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The S.U.V.-building bonanza contrasts with promises made by automakers of big investments in electric vehicles and other low-emitting vehicles.
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The facade, which for two decades displayed a giant steam-emitting likeness of a Cup Noodles container, went digital years ago.
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In water, light rays slow down and sometimes a charged particle can outrace light, emitting a blue glow in its wake.
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If this happens, instead of being a source of oxygen, it could start emitting carbon -- the major driver of climate change.
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That goal allows countries to continue emitting planet-warming gases, as long as they're removing the same amount from the atmosphere.
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Moreover, the institutions of American democracy are beginning to check and counterbalance ominous actions and attitudes emitting from the Oval Office.
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One of the central dividing lines between the high- and low-emitting states is their reliance on coal to generate electricity.
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It looked like Zappa up there, more or less, though his form radiated the paranormal brightness that holograms can't help emitting.
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"As McLaughlin spoke, I could smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage emitting from her mouth," Castano wrote in his report.
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Some people have also suggested that bicycle commuters are exposing themselves to harm by being too close to exhaust-emitting cars.
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The Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica is emitting tones reminiscent of a didgeridoo, or the drone of a horror film soundtrack.
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Today, the conference set a limit restricting 5G technologies from emitting noise up to -33 dBW outside of the 24GHz band.
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Leilah is after Tikka (Lucy Fry), an elf who has taken possession of a glowing magic wand emitting great destructive energy.
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Plants need carbon dioxide to grow, and we are now emitting 40 billion tons of it into the atmosphere each year.
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Respondents from both parties tended to favor making carbon and carbon-emitting products more expensive, also known as a carbon tax.
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This suggests that the exploding star was shocked into emitting high-energy blue and ultraviolet light when it impacted its neighbor.
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Pennsylvania is the third-largest greenhouse gas-emitting state and is now the second-largest state with a climate change target.
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This being an OLED display, there's no backlight to speak of, so it's just poor brightness uniformity across those light-emitting diodes.
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The company notified state regulators on Monday that the refinery would be emitting hazardous materials into the air for about five days.
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It uses self-emitting pixels like OLED displays but is based on traditional LED technology, so it's brighter and more energy efficient.
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The two black holes eventually crashed into one another and merged into one even bigger black hole, emitting a crescendo of waves.
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The physicists accomplished their goal, and the wells spontaneously emitted a wave of "blue" rubidium atoms, like an atom spontaneously emitting photons.
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Earth's average temperature is warming to catastrophic levels because humans are emitting too many heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide and methane.
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Lidar sensors do this by emitting pulsed laser light, then measuring the reflection of this energy from the solid objects it hits.
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You may think the flare could have been an active galactic nucleus—a galaxy with constant bright jets emitting from its center.
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Return the oil to about 150°F, or just until you see the fish emitting a bubble or two every few seconds.
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Massive amounts of plastic have piled up in landfills, with some emitting greenhouse gases and contributing to global warming as they degrade.
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This latest advancement comes from grad students at Cornell University, who've developed what they call a hyper-elastic light-emitting capacitor (HLEC).
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The motor is noisy, emitting a high-pitched whine while cruising at the European maximum output of 25 km/h (16 mph).
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The time delay between emitting a pulse and noting its reflection is used to calculate how far away the reflecting object is.
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The two new fissures emerged south of Malama Street on Monday and were emitting lava and gas, officials said in a statement.
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Authorities say 21 fissures have opened, continuously emitting ash and "vog" — volcanic air pollution — which has fallen up to 18 miles downwind.
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Planet 9 may be a frigid wasteland, but it should still be emitting a tiny amount of energy in millimeter radio wavelengths.
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The females stay near to the ground, emitting faint flashes of light undetectable to humans, while the males hover several feet ahead.
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It closed 335 polluting factories and ordered 424,000 obsolete high-emitting vehicles off the road last year, state news agency Xinhua said.
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This greatly reduces the estimated cost of emitting CO2, since many of the costs of climate change appear in the distant future.
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Smoke emitting from an overheated Samsung device led to the evacuation of Southwest Airlines flight 994 from Louisville, Kentucky, minutes before departure.
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If you're extra crafty, you could grab an LED (light-emitting diode) and use it to get your calculator to function again.
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Within three miles of the telescope, the government passed legislation establishing a "radio-quiet zone," where RFI-emitting devices are severely restricted.
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Do nothing Oil and other kinds of energy of the carbon-emitting variety are, according to Trump, central to the strong economy.
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There, the scorching vents are famous for emitting thick plumes of "black smoke," which feed extremophile microbes and worm-like creatures nearby.
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Jumps between the energy states can be induced by absorbing or emitting a photon, just as they are for electrons in atoms.
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It's very similar to the popular F.lux tool, and it works by reducing the amount of blue light emitting from the screen.
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The news comes just weeks after Volkswagen cars were found to be emitting nine times more than the permissible limit in India.
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Backers of coal gasification say the plants burn coal more efficiently than conventional plants, emitting less of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide.
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Supporters say nuclear power still has a future as a proven technology to generate electricity without emitting carbon that causes global warming.
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When it gets too close, it slams to a halt and looks down over the cliff, emitting a series of terrified chirps.
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Wind turbines also are noisy, emitting low-frequency noise that has well-documented adverse health effects on people who live near them.
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But the carbon offset market is full of ineffective schemes, and no offset is better than not emitting in the first place.
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The scientists claimed that the artist's sculptures were emitting formaldehyde at dangerous levels, and later published their findings in a scientific journal.
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Its systems can deposit layers of chemicals just atoms thick that grow the crystals needed to make chips and light-emitting diodes.
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Here in the United States, we are currently emitting carbon pollution at seven times the rate that we are soaking it up.
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You won't forget the deep wound in the side of the crucifix's emaciated Jesus, emitting gore and surrounded by a blue bruise.
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Still farther behind is an eternal fire emitting the light which casts the images on the wall in front of the prisoners.
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Trees killed by climate change are emitting increasing volumes of carbon emissions — almost 5 percent of our national emissions, and rising fast.
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"Cars, buses, and trucks release pollutants and greenhouse gases that promote warming, while emitting few aerosols that counteract it," the study read.
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T) in organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays to catch up with South Korean manufacturers, the Nikkei business daily reported on Monday.
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After all, even if we stop emitting today or if our renewable sector takes the lead, the world will continue to warm.
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Roughly half of the methane the industry is emitting now could be cut at no cost, Birol said at an event Monday.
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There is no photo of Guy Fieri where he doesn't look like he's somehow emitting a three-chord waa-waa guitar solo.
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I tried it on my friend Maddy's guinea pig, Rollo, who immediately wriggled out of it while emitting a high-pitched squeal.
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If an emitting entity buys more than it needs, it can sell them or "bank" them for use in future compliance periods.
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This one is outfitted with bright LEDs emitting red, white, and blue lights, and capable of executing all sorts of acrobatic stunts.
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As of 2017, its two power units were emitting more than 21,000 tons of sulfur dioxide per year, according to E.P.A. data.
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Because there are no global laws with punishments for emitting carbon, the U.N. instead hopes to create a voluntary carbon trading system.
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Emitting further whoops, he danced a jig, an actual jig, and then hurried off to the Zodiacs to have a closer look.
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There, it began emitting sonar pings to locate Anona, a shipwreck first discovered in the 1990s that the team knew was nearby.
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Our nation's top scientists have warned that all these conditions are expected to get much worse unless we stop emitting greenhouse gases.
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The SCC is an estimate of the dollar value of the damage of emitting an additional ton of CO2 into the atmosphere.
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It has been developing its own cancer-detecting technology using light-emitting nanoparticles to mark proteins that are drawn to cancer cells.
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Emissions would then have to keep falling until humans were hardly emitting any extra greenhouse gases by the end of the century.
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The magnetic field was warped in such a way that it looked as if the moon was actively emitting gases from the region.
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That is because the room was at capacity, filled with 750 pre-teen and teen girls, emitting a pulsing, hair-raising, collective shriek.
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When this happens to one of the quarks inside a proton, the proton will instantly fall apart, emitting a detectable flash of radiation.
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Joled is an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display manufacturer, and the result of a merger between Panasonic and Sony's OLED business units.
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Ambilight technology makes your viewing experience more immersive by emitting a wide glow from three sides of your TV screen onto the wall.
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Scientists generally detect black holes based on the fact that the behemoths rip up nearby stuff, creating a disk of light-emitting gas.
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Such a power plant wouldn't just be emitting less greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, it would effectively be sucking CO2 from the air.
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Cathode-ray tubes have largely been replaced by more advanced display technologies such as liquid-crystal display (LCD), and organic light-emitting diodes.
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Bright x-ray emitting galaxies in the data, called active galactic nuclei, could also help astronomers understand how density varies throughout the universe.
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The existence of aftermarket LCD iPhone X displays is surprising, because the iPhone X ships with an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screen.
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In particular, Android producers are struggling to source vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers, or VCSELs, a core part of Apple's Face ID hardware.
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Compared with 2005, America was emitting 14% less carbon by the end of 0003, thanks in part to its move away from coal.
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In one section of this piece, the world appears and disappears around you, leaving visible only objects that are currently emitting a sound.
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That interaction causes the particles to glow, shining in greens, reds and purples, depending on what kind of molecules are emitting the photons.
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"Noir" (1995) is an angled view of a car driving at night, its taillights emitting cones of thickly rendered red and yellow light.
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Governments and businesses seeking to cut carbon emissions have long cherished the idea of storing CO2 in the ground rather than emitting it.
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It has installed a biomass boiler fueled by vine cuttings, pomace and other materials that traditionally were burned, emitting plumes of carbon dioxide.
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The volcano is also emitting sulphur dioxide — a toxic, choking gas — prompting warnings to residents in affected areas to stay inside their homes.
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Even if the world stopped emitting carbon dioxide tomorrow, what has already put in the atmosphere will linger for many decades to come.
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The most important of these are light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs, which provide illumination with about 20% of the energy of conventional bulbs.
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The now-lopsided bridge began to twist along its center axis, as well as undulate, emitting a shrieking metallic wail in the process.
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It works by emitting ultrasonic sound waves which penetrate the skin of your finger and capture a precise, 3D image of your fingerprint.
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Declining prices for panels and growth in sales of high-end products such as organic light-emitting diode televisions were seen lifting earnings.
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He believes this technique could help large greenhouse gas-emitting countries, such as India where basalt formations are plentiful, reduce their carbon footprints.
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Oil and gas industry is the main carbon dioxide-emitting source in Norway, accounting to about a quarter of the country's total emissions.
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LG Display said it would invest 1.99 trillion won to build a new production line for flexible organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays.
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Whereas HFCs are used in a limited number of products, carbon dioxide-emitting fossil fuels provide over 80 percent of the world's energy.
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But when you turn the corner of the garage, it's clear that the "snow" is actually ash emitting from a dumpster fire. Cheery!
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OLED, or organic light emitting diode, displays are lighter and thinner than LCD displays, and can offer more vibrant colors and greater contrast.
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That's why gas, while emitting much lower carbon than coal on a per-unit basis, becomes a bigger source of incremental emissions growth.
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Aixtron sells its equipment, which is used to deposit chemical layers on silicon wafers, mainly to makers of LED (light-emitting diode) chips.
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Essentially, LiDAR works by creating a high-resolution map of individual points by emitting lasers at its surrounding and registering the reflected results.
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Increasing exposure to daytime light and decreasing exposure to laptops and other light-emitting devices before bedtime might improve sleep regularity, they suggest.
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An individual or nation could also try to develop alternatives to emitting activities that are preferable even without considering the significant climate impacts.
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EDF has found that a disproportionate amount of fugitive emissions from the oil and gas infrastructure comes from a few "super-emitting" sites.
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Big-screen televisions showed off unique camera angles, while glowing copters whizzed by, emitting the high-pitched hum of weed whackers on steroids.
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Say we stopped emitting greenhouse gases overnight; by the year 2100, the world's oceans would still likely rise another foot and a half.
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It can engage with drivers through interactive voice communication, in-seat functions, in-vehicle lights, air conditioning, fragrance emitting, and "human-machine interactions."
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After enjoying some robust years, Canon is now battling a slowdown in orders for its equipment producing organic light emitting diode (OLED) screens.
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Its trees act as a sponge for carbon dioxide, absorbing the planet-warming gas from the atmosphere and re-emitting it as oxygen.
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Apple has teamed up with aluminum producers Alcoa and Rio Tinto on a joint venture aimed at smelting aluminum without emitting greenhouse gases.
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Transport and Environment named Mallorca the second-most polluted port in Europe in 2017, with cruise ships emitting 28 tons of sulfur oxide.
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The "social cost of carbon" (SCC) is the dollar value of the future climate damages from emitting an additional ton of carbon dioxide.
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It is each country's personal interest to keep emitting and hope someone else will take the costly steps needed to solve the problem.
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The U.S. tech giant has reportedly ordered 70 million organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels from Samsung for its upcoming anniversary edition iPhone.
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The report creates a new, vague category called "new load following, zero emitting" technologies, which accounts for 13% of its mix by 2050.
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Cornell University grad students made a caterpillar-like bot from a "hyper-elastic light-emitting capacitor," an elastomer sheet layered between stretchy material.
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Sharp also lags South Korean rivals in organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology, which Apple is widely expected to adopt in future iPhones.
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They need to double down on building quality vehicles that offer a great driving experience while using less fuel and emitting less pollution.
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The tennis ball cores are then shaken aggressively in green vats to be given texture, emitting a sound best described as sonic popcorn.
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An ultrasound-emitting device planted inside a building, on the other hand, might be close and powerful enough to cause harm to occupants.
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If we were to magically cease emitting all greenhouse gases at once, the planet would likely continue warming for a period of time.
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Even National Geographic has pointed out that eating a pound of beef is the carbon-emitting equivalent of burning a gallon of gas.
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His approach also excludes heavy subsidies to major carbon emitting non-fuel industries which are, however, heavily dependent on fossil fuels―like agriculture.
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L.E.D.s maximize their efficiency by emitting their light in one direction, as opposed to older sources, which push out light and heat everywhere.
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Young visitors can also participate in workshops to make night lights, shadow puppet theaters, sound-emitting greeting cards, miniature flipbooks and other projects.
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In the years since, blooms of algae have also spread north, emitting toxins shown to be harmful or deadly to birds and mammals.
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Experts said that was an indication that two vents had opened: one emitting more steam and the other spewing more ash from magma.
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Using his phone again, Mr Elder changes the colours and brightness of the 1,000 light-emitting diodes (LEDs) strung out above each tray.
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UVD Robots says that its roving robotic pods work by emitting ultraviolet light throughout an area, killing viruses and bacteria, including the coronavirus.
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" Another witness said they'd been shown a photo of a dead resident emitting a bloody discharge, adding that Thomas said "it looked cool.
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The financial cost of emitting carbon is widely seen as far too low across the globe to spur levels of low carbon investment.
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With plausible technological improvements and lots of investment, it is possible to produce electricity grids that need no carbon-dioxide-emitting power stations.
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Kilauea has been setting off small earthquakes, creating gas-emitting fissures and releasing lava flows that have destroyed dozens of homes this month.
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Scientists expect neutron stars to collide in high-energy explosions, causing heavy elements to form and emitting bright light and gamma-ray radiation.
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The goal is to offer a passive sighting system that is not emitting anything that could give away a sniper's position, Kennedy said.
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In Dante's "Inferno", hell is "solid darkness stain'd"; in "Paradise Lost", Milton saw it filled with flames emitting "no light, rather darkness visible".
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Such a shift could also provide cover for banks and other financial institutions that finance carbon-emitting businesses to change their own policies.
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There are no clear red lines, no agreed-upon measures of who should be doing what and how much emitting is too much.
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Peem joined the strike with two schoolmates, Ari and Jay, holding placards featuring drawings of melting icebergs and power plants emitting dark smoke.
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A large flat-screen is on the financial news but muted, emitting bass frequencies like a car passing a house late at night.
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That's where carbon capture comes in: These technologies collect carbon dioxide from carbon-emitting sources — like power plants — before it enters the atmosphere.
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The scene ends with Aunt May leaving the room, and we see that Peter is wearing a laser-emitting device on his wrist.
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The cracks in the ground aren&apost just emitting heat, but also eerie blue flames as hot lava burns vegetation on the Big Island.
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The other colored dots are galaxies that host black holes emitting lower-energy X-rays, and were spotted by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory.
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According to the Journal, Apple is considering sticking with phones that contain organic light-emitting diode displays from 2020, and dropping LCD displays altogether.
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Rather than building up forests as a resource to offset greenhouse gas emissions, we're currently losing them, and emitting more carbon in the process.
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The rescue funding comes as a late shift to organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens and slowing iPhone sales have threatened Japan Display's survival.
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The principle of single-photon generation is quite simple: An excited quantum system can relax into the ground state by emitting exactly one photon.
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Instead, it generates vapor that goes through a tobacco-packed capsule, emitting far less smell but, according to users, less potent than rival products.
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Image: Scientific Visualization Studio, NASA Goddard Space Flight CenterWe all know the Earth is warming because humans are emitting greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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The fire has burned for days, emitting toxic plumes that have driven hundreds to seek medical treatment, and complicating military operations in the area.
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Advanced technologies, including light-emitting diode or LED light bulbs, use far less electricity than incandescent light bulbs, which produce far more wasted heat.
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The report claims Apple is working to add a "vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser" (VCSEL) system that gives the phone's camera better depth perception.
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The camera can be set to record continuously, or only under certain parameters like when it detects motion, heat-emitting bodies, or certain faces.
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The team simply mimicked the tiled structure at the nanoscale using a polymer resin that sits on top of the regular light-emitting surface.
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Poland generates most of its electricity from carbon-emitting coal, but plans to reduce it to 50 percent of its energy mix by 2040.
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The shifts were indeed almost seamless apart from the engine emitting a satisfactory "pap" from the optional sports exhaust ($2244,2370) to mark each change.
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It also gives researchers a jumpstart on what gravitational wave-emitting objects should look like in the sky before they've even seen the waves.
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Also on Tuesday, LG Display said it would invest $2.6 billion in its organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels production line in South Korea.
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The term "clean coal" refers to technology that captures carbon from facilities like coal-fired power plants instead of emitting it into the air.
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Today, the Tennessee Valley Authority still generates about half its power from coal and is in the top-ten of carbon emitting U.S. utilities.
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Investment in new renewables capacity, which avoids emitting carbon dioxide when being operated, was roughly double that in fossil fuel generation, he also noted.
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Sitting on the very edge of the first couch was a young man, hair uncombed, T-shirt wrinkled, emitting a faint odor of sweat.
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An unnamed project that aims to design a natural-gas power plant equipped with technology that captures and stores carbon instead of emitting it.
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Cremations aren't much better, emitting 246,240 tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere per year from the U.S., according to the Funeral Consumers Alliance.
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Apple is expected to release three iPhone versions later this year, with one of those models having an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display.
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China produces nearly one-third of global carbon emissions, so any effort at reducing carbon must include China and other major carbon emitting countries.
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Meanwhile low-emitting states, primarily along the East and West coasts, have become the backbone of Democratic strength in Congress and the Electoral College.
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And so, here I was, with a projector emitting a rather distinctive image of a young hero astride a horse, bounding over endless plains.
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Canada will implement a national policy to charge polluters for emitting carbon dioxide by the end of the year, a top government official said.
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You may not know where you are, but 800 signal-emitting beacons sprinkled through the museum pinpoint your location within 12 feet or so!
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The frequent tanners picked the UV-ray emitting bed less often when on naltrexone, and even exhibited withdrawal symptoms such as jitters and nausea.
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In this case, however, that nitrogen vacancy would only be emitting a single photon at a time, instead of a stream of red light.
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Going below zero means removing more carbon from the atmosphere than we are emitting, by capturing it and burying it beneath the earth's surface.
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Laminators also have seven years to switch to a non- or low-formaldehyde-emitting glue or meet some of the more robust testing requirements.
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Brain pacemakers maintain equilibrium in the brain for people with Parkinson's disease by emitting electrical signals, similar to how heart pacemakers regulate the heart.
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Another pig is emitting its last blood-curdling squeals as a plate of rice- and bamboo-smoked pork is placed in front of us.
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Every entity emitting more than 25,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) must purchase allowances equal to the tons of CO2e they emit.
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In fact those cars were emitting more air pollutants than federal limits would allow in the US. These pollutants are linked to lung cancer.
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Watch the Queen Bee as she floats down the corridors she rules now, emitting an unassailable air of mystery, of smokiness, of worldly knowledge.
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De Vries analyzed one mine in China whose carbon footprint was "simply shocking," emitting carbon dioxide at the same rate as a Boeing 747.
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By emitting high-frequency calls and listening for returning echoes, bats can deftly navigate complex surroundings and precisely target moving prey in the dark.
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Production continues to surge for devices like smartphones and energy-efficient light-emitting diodes, an alternative to compact fluorescent lights or traditional incandescent bulbs.
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Our reporter traveled to a gas field in Wyoming where an energy company accused of emitting hazardous chemicals is re-evaluating a proposed settlement.
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Mr. Smith, stoic, processed the pomp and circumstance the way he had been conditioned as Inmate No. 227-777 — taking much in, emitting little.
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Kilauea has already been triggering small earthquakes, creating gas-emitting fissures and releasing flows of lava that have destroyed dozens of homes this month.
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But some wavelengths of visible light alter our skin for the better, and light-emitting diodes (LED) are a source that delivers that energy.
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The result: Year after year, New Yorkers rely on rail, barge and trucks to ship trash to methane-producing landfills and toxin-emitting incinerators.
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The flames engulfed the building in a matter of minutes, moving from the outside inward and emitting a dark smoke characteristic of burning insulation.
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With its old, pollution-emitting tailpipe removed like a vestigial limb, the Spider will do its small part to avoid despoiling the island air.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new efficiency rules for light-emitting diode lamps, as well as fire safety standards for medical facilities.
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These chunky pieces of plastic for your face are questionable in design and usually offer little ventilation for the heat emitting from your phone.
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In fact, the CAFE standards regime may even be working against lower air pollution levels by making smaller, lower-emitting cars artificially more expensive.
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By mixing up different scents, Cyrano creates different "mood medleys," emitting scents one after another to trigger different feelings like relaxation, energy or freedom.
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Instead of emitting one scent for a long time, Cyrano switches between them before your brain has a chance to block out the smell.
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The ski industry is a particularly relentless driver of development, disfiguring landscapes on a massive scale, causing traffic, and emitting prodigious amounts of carbon.
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ZL 2014 1 0522187.1), named preparation method of LED (light emitting diode) luminous unit * Patent valid for 20 years Source text in Chinese: goo.
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The loan aims to encourage the large-scale adoption of advanced technologies by major emitting industries including transportation, power generation, heating and fertilizer production.
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Why it matters: The overall decline is largely due to a drop in China, which is by far the world's largest GHG-emitting nation.
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Cellphones, hot spots and any other devices emitting a signal were confiscated from everyone on Air Force One — yes, even from the president himself.
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The ships have to burn a lot of bunker fuel, and in 2012, they ended up emitting some 796 million tons of carbon dioxide.
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The U.S. tech giant will also procure some organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens from Japan Display for the Apple Watch later this year.
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They can also contribute energy or lower demand when there's a lot of need for power, helping replace carbon-emitting power plants on the grid.
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The testing found what independent research has shown for some time: Diesels are emitting far more nitrogen oxides on the road than in laboratory tests.
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The attachment contained, among other things, two tiny compact laser diodes for fluorescence imaging, and a white light-emitting diode for bright-field transmission imaging.
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The company's troubles stem in part from its delayed adoption of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens that cost the display maker orders from Apple.
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But a US reversal would likely also cause other major carbon emitting nations, like China or India, to at least slow their own efforts. 2.
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But now, a team of scientists in the United Kingdom has overcome both old and new challenges to debut their continuously emitting, room-temperature maser.
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Image: Michal Strzelecki, Wojtek Strzelecki i Jerzy Strzelecki/Wikimedia Commons Even in the absence of giant earthquakes, this planet is still emitting a quiet hum.
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But global climate change can't been explained away that easily—especially given the truckloads of evidence that humans are driving it by emitting greenhouse gases.
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The blue dots in this field of galaxies, known as the COSMOS field, show galaxies that contain supermassive black holes emitting high-energy X-rays.
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"Prior to Southwest Airlines Flight 994 departing from Louisville for Baltimore, a customer reported smoke emitting from an electronic device," Southwest said in a statement.
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Carbon pricing puts a price per ton on carbon dioxide emissions, which would be paid by carbon-emitting generators such as fossil-fuel-burning plants.
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At the ICC Champions Trophy Tournament, though, which started in England and Wales on June 1st, the bats were emitting more than those soothing reverberations.
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Seated in the shadowy interior, you face a tall, narrow light box emitting spectral colors in a column of horizontal bars that taper gradually downward.
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Independent of Dr. Tang's research, Dr. Cook has prepared self-assembling, light-emitting materials by attaching AIE-gens to compounds already known to self-assemble.
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And while the tech industry is well-represented in the coalition, some of the biggest emitting companies, like ExxonMobil, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips, are noticeably absent.
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Last week, a report said that smoke emitting from an overheated Samsung device led to the evacuation of a Southwest Airlines flight in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Countries won't just have to give up fossil fuels and stop emitting greenhouse gases; they'll have to pull carbon dioxide straight out of the air.
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The first such story surfaced on Thursday, when a unit began emitting smoke while inside a Southwest airplane parked at the gate before take off.
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OLED refers to organic light-emitting diodes that experts say offers brighter displays and better power efficiency over the standard LCD — liquid crystal display — screens.
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The gas has unquestionably helped wean the U.S. off coal — the dirtiest fossil fuel — but left the country still emitting loads of heat-trapping carbon.
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Investigations have discovered that several groups had vehicles emitting more nitrogen oxide than legally permitted, through legal loopholes or the use of engine management systems.
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The molecules they're looking for are blue organic phosphors, a critical component for organic light-emitting diodes — likely the next big step in display technology.
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Already the machine is emitting a steady hum, and the hiss of the helium compressor signals that the magnet is cold and at full strength.
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It has been particularly hurt by a slowdown in iPhone sales and a proliferation of new models that use newer, organic light-emitting diodes (OLED).
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Under this scenario, infrastructure such as power plants wouldn't have to be scrapped and replaced with a non-carbon emitting technology -- at least, not immediately.
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However, it is hampered by well-intentioned yet counterproductive restrictions on carbon emissions for projects financed even in the lowest emitting countries of the world.
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Under the Obama administration, the mission was focused squarely on making energy cleaner and less emitting, a goal that the Trump administration is de-emphasizing.
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The phone has a resolution of 13,160 by 1,080 pixels on a 6-inch screen and comes with an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panel.
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The judge had expressed dissatisfaction that the cars were still on the road emitting illegal levels of pollution seven months after the cheating became public.
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The higher price of goods and services produced using brown energy provides strong incentives to firms to find the cheapest, least greenhouse-gas-emitting replacement.
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Startups focused on non-emitting-generation resources were once lauded as the next big cash cow, but the sector's hype quickly got away from reality.
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Samsung's new screen technology — which uses what are called organic light-emitting diodes, or Oledss — in its own smartphones has given it a production advantage.
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In the United States from 2000 to 2016, major carbon-emitting industries spent more than $1.35 billion lobbying members of Congress on climate change legislation.
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The famous ball that will drop there at midnight is lit by 32,256 LEDs, or light-emitting diodes, which are more efficient than older sources.
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Climate change, accelerated in large part by the carbon-emitting oil, gas, and chemical industries, only increases the frequency and severity of flooding and hurricanes.
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In place of the usual gauge cluster, the Escalade will have a large OLED, or organic light-emitting diode, screen that's curved toward the driver.
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None of these countries is emitting as much carbon per person as China did when its exports took off, mainly because they burn less coal.
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LEDs, or light-emitting diodes, are small light sources that play a big part in making sure TVs and other displays can actually show images.
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Deforestation and agriculture fuel global warming, by weakening land's capacity to draw down carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and emitting vast amounts of greenhouse gases.
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NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - The British fossil-fuel giant and the largest U.S. airline have each pledged to effectively stop emitting carbon over time.
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It was hailed as the first known instance of multi-messenger astrophysics: one source in the universe emitting two kinds of waves, gravitational and electromagnetic.
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Samsung spent a record 43.4 trillion won in capital expenditure last year to boost production of memory chips and organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens.
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They are some of the largest features ever observed at the galactic center and researchers were able to detect them because they're emitting radio waves.
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Is there a business benefit to being— AMIN NASSER: Of course – BRIAN SULLIVAN: --a lower-- emitting-- having a lower emission footprint in the petrochemical world?
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"We are not just designing objects of beauty but showing that we can develop technology that binds carbon dioxide rather than emitting it," Klarenbeek says.
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OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology allows for thinner phone designs because each individual pixel is illuminated, unlike LCD displays, which require a backlight system.
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O), and a $2.3 billion joint venture organic light-emitting diode (OLED) plant to be built by South Korea's LG Display Co Ltd (034220.KS).
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Another major plus of double bagging your poultry is that you'll be able to contain any potential messy leaks your meat packages could be emitting. Gross.
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The team of scientists spotted the x-ray emitting source, called 3XMM J215022.4−055108, with the XMM-Newton in 2006 and the Chandra spacecraft in 2009.
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Scientists usnig the Keck Observatory have discovered several more of these infrared-emitting objects, they reported at the American Astronomical Society Meeting in Denver this week.
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Lighting 101 LEDs or light-emitting diodes consist of a semiconductor chip positioned on a reflective surface; when electricity runs through the semiconductor, light is produced.
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Under a new scheme, local authorities have been given the power to set their own tax rates on firms emitting air and water pollutants from January.
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According to WFLA, Jason Colon was listening to dance music at an LA Fitness when the right side of the wireless earphones started emitting white smoke.
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Sharp is trying to diversify its revenues by entering the Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) market but it may be "too little, too late," Goyal noted.
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But the company's investment in LED, or light emitting diode, is now paying off, giving it a fresh product line to export to the United States.
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The video, time stamped Sunday evening and widely shared on China's Twitter-like Weibo, shows the parked vehicle emitting smoke and bursting into flames seconds later.
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Footage of the device emitting a stream of smoke was posted on Twitter by an Arizona teen, identified by Mashable as 18-year-old Brianna Olivas.
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Wandering back into the woods to die, Wellick appears to find the source of the strange animal sounds: an unseen object emitting a cold blue light.
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First Lt. Aaron Hew Len of the National Guard tests air quality near cracks that are emitting toxic gasses from a lava flow in Leilani Estates.
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Writing before more closed-door talks on Tuesday on the carbon market reforms, the CEOs say the higher costs for emitting carbon dioxide would favor imports.
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Excelitas makes products such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and flash lamps, which are used in applications ranging from medical lighting to aerospace and defense equipment.
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In addition, Samsung is the market leader in so-called organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display technology for small screens used in smartphones and other devices.
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Phased-array radars use a grid of antennas that, by emitting radio waves in precisely defined patterns, can steer a radar beam in a desired direction.
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Han said flexible organic light-emitting diode screens were proving popular and LG Display was preparing to supply them to "major" Chinese clients for mobile products.
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Meanwhile, Fissure 18, which opened yesterday, is only weakly active now and Fissure 19 is emitting a sluggish lava flow, according to the Hawaii Volcano Observatory.
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On Wednesday, Japan's Sharp announced that it would be selling its first smartphone with an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screen in Japan later in 21998.
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The OECD said 22015 euros per tonne of emissions represented a conservative minimum estimate of the damage that results from emitting one tonne of carbon dioxide.
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Cree, based in Durham, North Carolina, makes lighting-class light emitting diode (LED) products, lighting products and semiconductor products for power and radio-frequency (RF) applications.
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Excelitas makes products such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and flash lamps which are used in applications ranging from medical lighting to aerospace and defense equipment.
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The leak has been emitting 4.5 million cars' worth of pollution every day and residents in the Porter Ranch neighborhood have reported nose bleeds and headaches.
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Allowing for non-renewable, non-emitting sources of energy like nuclear seems to peel off quite a few squishy Republicans, without losing many Democrats or independents.
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This might result in the atom emitting its own photons at new wavelengths (giving rise to the innate colors of objects) or otherwise displaying new properties.
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The Carbon Competitiveness Incentives (CCI) plan applies to any facility emitting more than 100,000 tonnes of carbon a year, of which there are 110 in Alberta.
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Hawaii News Now reports that a ship had noticed flashing lights emitting from the uninhabited Chuuk State island on Wednesday where the two were later found.
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He proposed that electrons change their energy by absorbing or emitting quantum particles of light—photons—that have energies matching the gap between permitted electron states.
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It was also confirmed that manufacturers' vehicles have been emitting more nitrogen oxide in real-world conditions despite passing the tests, although this is not illegal.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson sees nothin' wrong with a little puff and smoke emitting from Elon Musk, 'cause he says the guy is this generation's Thomas Edison.
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"The message the market is emitting is that he is a very, very safe pair of hands," said Aly Khan Satchu, an independent trader and analyst.
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It is being hailed as the first known instance of multi-messenger astrophysics: one source in the universe emitting two kinds of waves, gravitational and electromagnetic.
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"The comet seems to be emitting a 'song' in the form of oscillations in the magnetic field in the comet's environment," ESA announced at the time.
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In addition to graphene ink, this would use either organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) or quantum dots—crystals of semiconducting material just a few atoms across.
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Preserving this swath of forest in the Kasigau Corridor avoids emitting more than 1.2 million tons of carbon dioxide per year for the next 30 years.
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When they drift off to sleep, they're cozy and relaxed in their cribs, listening to the soft lull of soothing music emitting from a nearby speaker.
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Is it still accurate that a "beacon" was emitting from the battlefield, leading to some indication he might have been alive for a period of time?
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For starters, they stand against the only technology with an established track record of generating electricity at scale while emitting virtually no greenhouse gases: nuclear power.
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However, the display business could improve in the fourth quarter on the back of sales of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels for new Apple smartphones.
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Finisar will transform a shuttered, 700,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Sherman, Texas, into a high-tech facility developing VCSEL (vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser) chips.
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In the nineteen-forties, doctors at Cornell University used a heat-emitting instrument known as a "dolorimeter" to apply precise increments of pain to the forehead.
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The EPA's air quality monitoring around the Denka rubber plant, which had been emitting a likely carcinogen called chloroprene into the air, has also been halted.
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Design-wise, the speaker looks like a stack of thin, colored square blocks and it comes with a touch-sensitive light-emitting diode (LED) display controller.
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Barclays notes that cows contribute more to global greenhouse gas emissions than cars, with the average cow emitting up to 500 liters of methane every day.
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The growing shift to organic light emitting diode (OLED) displays from LCDs among smartphone makers, which reportedly include Apple, will also be a headwind for Sharp.
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When Pangala, then also at The Open University, made her first measurements of trees emitting methane in the swamps of Borneo, she had the same experience.
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About which, uh oh, since President Trump doesn't believe human beings cause climate change and lots of big Republican funders are tied to carbon-emitting industries.
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But, the pores also let bacteria in, which feast on the gelatinous embryo inside breaking down proteins and emitting the putrid-scented gas called hydrogen sulphide.
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Nuclear power is not strictly considered renewable energy, but the two are linked because they both generate electricity without emitting planet-warming emissions like carbon dioxide.
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At the sight of a dead crow near possible predators, the birds swarm in large numbers, emitting a cacophony of caws, but never touch the body.
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"Even America's gang leaders are acknowledging our success and emitting screams of desperation," Hwang Pyong-so, one of the scientists involved, told the large, enthusiastic crowd.
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Just as there is a carbon tax on polluting industries, there should be a "migration tax" on the nations who got rich while emitting greenhouse gases.
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Deforestation and agriculture also fuel global warming, by weakening land's capacity to draw down carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and emitting vast amounts of greenhouse gases.
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It was 19853 and money had poured into the manufacture of light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs designed to illuminate rooms much more efficiently than incandescent bulbs.
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Rising oil and natural gas consumption fueled the overall emissions growth, despite the nearly 1% decline in global emissions from coal, the most CO2-emitting fuel.
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Harbour Air, a Vancouver-based seaplane operator, earlier this month swapped the six-seater's gas-guzzling, exhaust-emitting engine for a modern, battery-powered electric one.
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While that made it act like a digital clock, the background of the screen was still lit up black, emitting a faint glow in the dark.
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The system would affect facilities emitting more than 25,20193 tons a year (roughly 100 businesses in the state), though obviously costs would filter down to consumers.
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Power generation from coal — the most carbon-emitting fuel — fell again last year, but overall power demand rose and was met largely with gas, despite renewables' growth.
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Dressed in a pink hat, blue jeans and white shoes, the girl "had an odor emitting from her body of someone who didn't bathe regularly," Campos said.
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However, for 2020, Apple will fully switch to the organic light-emitting diode, or OLED, display for iPhones, thereby completely dropping the LCD model, the report said.
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Some even thought dark matter could be explained by really dim objects, like stars that weren't emitting light (theoretical things called Massive Compact Halo Objects, or MACHOs).
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This means we miss any light-emitting details coming from other wavelengths, such as from radio and microwave light, as well as infrared, ultraviolet, and x-ray.
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As Arctic soils warm, these microbes will go to work there for the first time, emitting what had been carbon frozen in the ground into the atmosphere.
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That source is a blazar, a supermassive black hole at the center of a galaxy emitting high-energy jets of light and radiation pointed straight at Earth.
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Hailey also said that up to half of these objects could be millisecond pulsars, neutron stars emitting a beam of radiation and rotating once every few milliseconds.
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Global demand for coal, the most carbon-emitting fuel, is slated to grow slightly over the next 5 years, according to a new International Energy Agency forecast.
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One level deeper: Carbon management encompasses a lot of things, including technology capturing CO2 from emitting facilities and directly from the air long after it was emitted.
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The most notable advance the BT-300 sports is a new, proprietary micro display projection system called Si-OLED (which stands for Silicon Organic Light-Emitting Diode).
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ET. Along with co-pilot Bertrand Piccard, Borschberg has set out to circumnavigate the globe in Solar Impulse 2 without using fossil fuels or emitting harmful emissions.
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Its recent string of losses partly stem from its delayed adoption of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens that has cost the display maker orders from Apple.
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And the additional clarity from the eye-popping OLED (organic light-emitting diode) screen (which has significantly better color quality than other screens) will blow you away.
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The study of 274 of the largest publicly-traded, high-emitting companies found that almost half do not adequately consider climate risks in their operational decision-making.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers stopped the migrants with a volley of canisters emitting large clouds of gas as U.S. and Mexican government helicopters clattered overhead.
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Chatterjee predicts that there will be several new selling points in 25, such as organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays, high-speed modems, and virtual reality features.
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No longer was I only concerned with ocean acidification, it seemed the ocean was not capable of absorbing the massive quantities of CO2 that humans were emitting.
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Research from the Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) in March this year identified the firm as the worst-performing major airline for emitting carbon particles into the atmosphere.
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Sea levels are already rising, and if nations around the world continue on emitting greenhouse gases without greatly cutting emissions, that sea level rise could be devastating.
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So even if we sharply decrease the amount of carbon dioxide we're emitting, many of these changes are locked into the climate system for years to come.
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It was the strongest in Europe in more than 22010 years, emitting large volumes of sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere and causing poor air quality in Iceland.
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The goal is to transition the U.S. economy away from burning fossil fuels and emitting greenhouse gasses blamed for climate change, rising sea levels and severe storms.
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The screen would be larger than rival Galaxy Note 5's 5.7-inch display, with similar active-matrix organic light-emitting diodes (AMOLED), The Motley Fool reported.
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OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) displays promise more power efficiency, more flexibility, thinner designs, more vivid colors, and deeper blacks than the LCD panels Apple currently uses.
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Nuclear power provides 30% of the world's zero-carbon emitting electricity and the United Nations has concluded it's just as important as renewables to combating climate change.
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Searching for radio wave-emitting technology is the most common way to search for extraterrestrial intelligent life in the universe, a field of science known as SETI.
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Applied Materials has been benefiting from higher demand for 3D NAND memory chips from smartphone makers and the shift to organic light-emitting diode technology for displays.
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Microsoft has received 56 reports of the AC cords overheating and emitting flames and five reports of electrical shock to consumers, the U.S. CPSC said on Tuesday.
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Some farms are dedicated to organic, sustainable practices, while others use pesticides and genetically modified seeds, and still others store animal waste in large, methane-emitting pits.
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This method resembles how dolphins and bats map their surroundings by emitting ultrasonic waves and measuring the amount of time it takes for the echoes to return.
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But even taking into account hydrogen production, Riversimple says running its vehicle has a much smaller carbon footprint than the lowest emitting cars on the market today.
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Officials said the coal-fired Brunner Island Steam Electric Station in southern Pennsylvania is emitting nitrogen oxides that blow to Connecticut and deteriorate the air quality there.
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Finisar will use the funds to transform a shuttered, 700,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Texas to a facility developing vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) chips.
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"When the CPV Valley becomes operational, it will displace older, less efficient and higher emitting gas plants currently in operation," CPV representative Jennifer Villarreal said via email.
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If it thaws, microbes in the soil break it down, emitting methane and carbon dioxide, and quickly releasing carbon that was stashed there over thousands of years.
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In this case, the amount of CO2 that we're emitting is still going up—it's the rate at which CO2 is entering the atmosphere that's holding steady.
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It's an unnatural biosphere, an indoor muscle factory where people run miles in place on assembly lines and lift heavy metal objects while emitting lion sex noises.
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"Something breaks for a few days and all of a sudden it's emitting 211,22005 times more emissions," said David Lyon, a scientist at the Environmental Defense Fund.
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"Something breaks for a few days and all of a sudden it's emitting 21,22005 times more emissions," said David Lyon, a scientist at the Environmental Defense Fund.
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Growing sales of organic light-emitting diode (OLED) smartphone screens for new Apple smartphones also have supported forecasts of a new earnings record in the fourth quarter.
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This may have been helpful in the 19th century when homes needed to be far away from factories emitting toxic fumes, but today it makes less sense.
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Gwen is a different singer on every track, purring demurely before careening into a melodic scream; emitting effervescent gasps and sighs before trying her hand at rapping.
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Those plants in particular are what Birol calls a "blind spot" in our climate and energy debate, given they are likely to be emitting for decades longer.
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Liu Rulong, 25, a salesman for Guangzhou Juhong Optoelectronics, a manufacturer of light-emitting diodes based in southeastern China, said that his sales were up 20 percent.
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Deep inside the cloud, a star is emitting a jet nearly 33 light-years in length, the first one observed in visible light outside our own galaxy.
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The MSK provides visitors with audio guides that must be passed in front of motion detectors stationed next to each painting, emitting a beep with every swipe.
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Quanta Computer helps assemble Apple Watches, while Inventec helps make its AirPods and LG Display supplies OLED (organic light-emitting diode) screens used on some iPhone models.
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Quanta Computer helps assemble Apple Watches, while Inventec helps make its AirPods and LG Display supplies OLED (organic light-emitting diode) screens used on some iPhone models..
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Cellphone radiation quickly dissipates, so the risk, if any, would be to areas of the body in close proximity to the device emitting the radiation, Bucher said.
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Overall, airplanes have an outsized role in emitting carbon, as airliners contribute over 2 percent of total global carbon emissions — more than most nations in the world.
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The farming, fishing and production of feed for livestock and poultry strains the earth's finite resources — consuming fossil fuel, emitting greenhouse gasses, hogging farmland and polluting waterways.
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"So as soon as we turn LISA on, we have these sources which are emitting gravitational waves and we know exactly how to measure them," McNamara explained.
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The most complicated components are the vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs) used in the iPhone X for Face ID, Animoji, Portrait mode and other face-mapping technologies.
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But they have struggled in recent years to compete with more nimble Asian rivals, and as customers including Apple shifted to newer organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens.
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The likelihood of one hydrogen atom's emitting this radio wave is low, but gather a lot of neutral hydrogen gas together, and the chance of detecting it increases.
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"What's not to like — business as usual, albeit with a sizeable green twist, and influential high-emitting groups left unencumbered by policies tailored towards their carbon-intensive lifestyles."
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Yes, but: In addition to emitting far less carbon than traditional sources, renewable energy uses much less water, with wind turbines and solar panels employing almost negligible amounts.
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Then, they used that slurry to produce the light-emitting oxyluciferin in the lab in large enough quantities that the scientists could sketch out the structure for it.
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Instead of supplying panels for 45 to 50 million iPhones, Samsung will now only make organic light-emitting diode panels for 20 million or fewer iPhones this quarter.
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At IFA, LG created a tunnel made out of its organic light-emitting diode (OLED) TVs to showcase the technology it hopes will help it beat rival Samsung.
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Organic light-emitting diode, OLED, screens have been prized for their much better color and ability to "turn off" completely at the pixel level, leading to deeper blacks.
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The South Korean electronics giant which competes with Samsung in everything from home appliances to smartphones, says that organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display technology is the future.
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"By losing 10 percent of our production, we're emitting greenhouse gases and using water, oil, energy and land for nothing and not feeding anybody with it," he said.
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Finisar, a company that manufactures vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs), is receiving $390 million as part of Apple's new program to fuel job creation among American manufacturers.
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The ACEA states that Europe's cars are now the "cleanest" in the world with the average car engine emitting 28 times less carbon monoxide than 20 years ago.
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The production contract, serving the Android supply chains, is for Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers, an important part of multiple current and future 3D sensor systems, IQE said.
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To produce a megawatt hour of electricity, he said a waste-to-energy plant would need to burn 345 kg of plastic, emitting 880 kg of carbon dioxide.
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By contrast, a gas-fired power plant would generate the same amount of energy by burning 132 kg of natural gas, emitting just 360 kg of carbon dioxide.
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That means we can ignore things like using solar geoengineering to cancel out all warming while still emitting as much CO2 as we please—it simply isn't plausible.
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Citing a supply chain source, Nikkei reported that Apple has placed orders for bendable organic light-emitting diode panels for use in 70 million handsets for the year.
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An inventor-owned patent licensing entity sued Microsoft on Tuesday, saying the Redmond, Washington-based company's flagship smartphone infringes on patents relating to light-emitting diode (LED) technology.
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In order to capture the turtle emitting glowing light, Gruber and his team used blue lights and a camera with yellow filters capable of capturing the turtle's luminosity.
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Analysts have warned, however, that hefty investments into organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays as well as some price declines for screens could begin to weigh on profits.
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The Bush administration argument in 2001 was that the US should not commit to Kyoto until China and other large middle-income emitting countries also commit to it.
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In a study published in Science Advances, researchers created organic polymer light-emitting diodes (PLEDs) — small sheets of energy-efficient lights — in three colors: red, green, and blue.
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The zone will be gradually widened to include more streets and further vehicle types until 2035 when all emitting vehicles, including trucks, will be banned from the center.
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Two separate courts ruled this week that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) must enforce regulations that restrict states from emitting pollution that could cross borders into neighboring states.
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Trump's rule, however, would change the NSR program in such a way that would allow old, high-emitting coal plants to make upgrades without installing pollution control equipment.
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And the birds singing aren't really singing—actually, they're just emitting a series of noises without any of the tonal qualities that distinguish singing from other vocal emissions.
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Here, too, American gas producers must realize that lowering emissions from U.S. gas represents a distinct competitive advantage over higher-emitting gas from Russia and many other countries.
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China has some of the world's strictest rules regarding the production of greenhouse gas-emitting vehicles, as it battles unhealthy levels of air pollution in its crowded cities.
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That means we must start burying and sequestering carbon (in some models as early as 2020) and rapidly scale up until we are burying more than we're emitting.
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His red, glass eyes bulge from their sockets, and his mouth is frozen wide — with tongue extended — emitting what you imagine could only be a blood-curdling scream.
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The spark-emitting, 90-minute free-for-all quickened the pulse of a campaign that has often seemed without one, even with just four weeks until the Nov.
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Mr. Casey — long an understated senator, now emitting more fire in the Trump age — is running against Representative Lou Barletta, an immigration hard-liner and early Trump supporter.
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It will drip from the brass handles that finish a leather-wrapped railing along a glass staircase that glows from the light-emitting diodes embedded into each stair.
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SCI Verkehr expects to see growing demand for these trains in the next five to 10 years as Europe pushes to reduce its fleet of carbon-emitting cars.
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It purifies the air with 230ml water capacity and 35ml per hour mist output, while eliminating that musty car smell and emitting a cool and calming LED light.
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Wealth Matters For wealthy Davos men and women, as well as people from less rarefied air, targeted investing is one way to force change on carbon-emitting companies.
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In a scenario in which we continue emitting greenhouse gasses as projected, rising ocean temperatures could lead sea levels to get 3 feet higher by the year 2100.
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In other words, carbon-free sunlight can replace fossil fuels in a heavy carbon-emitting corner of the economy that has been untouched by the clean energy revolution.
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For example, if you drive to work every day your carbon footprint might be bigger than someone who relies on public transport because you're emitting more greenhouse gas.
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A railway line, built in 1891, bisects the northern edge of the site, emitting a low, pleasant rumble (not the anxiety-inducing squeal of the New York subway).
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Apple is considering dropping the LCD in 2020 to shift completely to the more popular organic light-emitting diode displays that the iPhone XS and XS Max have.
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It has been used for decades in the low-energy light sources known as light-emitting diodes, and it features in technology as mundane as Blu-ray Disc players.
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Lliuya argues that RWE AG holds some responsibility - by emitting planet-warming gases - for the melting of glaciers and rising water level of a lake near his Andean town.
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The leak, at the Aliso Canyon natural gas storage facility outside Los Angeles, has been emitting copious amounts of methane, a gas that contributes heavily to rising global temperatures.
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The researchers don't know for sure what would cause the excess, but perhaps it could be a kind of dense gamma-ray emitting neutron star, called a millisecond pulsar.
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Over 900 years later, the supernova remnant contains a dense neutron star called a pulsar which still rotates once every 33 milliseconds, emitting radio waves and beams of light.
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A new NDEVR Environmental analysis shows Australia has never been emitting more greenhouse gas when unreliable estimates for land use-related emissions are excluded, the Guardian reported on Sunday.
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How the radio observations dimmed over time, and how the light's behavior matched the x-rays, indicated to the astronomers that the neutron star was also emitting a jet.
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Meanwhile, tracking is becoming even more intrusive and spilling over into the real world, with phones emitting ultrasonic sounds and Google tracking Android users' locations despite their stated preferences.
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Cells were put in a room, it says, and the treatment consisted of "emitting external Qi from Dr. Yan Xin toward the neuronal culture" 10 minutes at a time.
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After all, we use our gasoline-guzzling, carbon-emitting cars to get outside in the first place, though that accounts for only a small fraction of total global emissions.
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In addition to emitting greenhouse gases, which contribute to climate change, burning fossil fuels is a public health issue, which researchers have linked to premature deaths around the world.
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Revived global demand for chips and screens that use OLED (organic light-emitting diode), of which Samsung Electronics produces more than any other firm, are buoying up the firm.
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It has since closed two GHG-emitting power plants and expanded its use of the Hetch Hetchy Hydroelectric Power System to now supply 17 percent of city's electricity needs.
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Samsung may be helped by its strong market position in the production of the organic light-emitting diode-screen technology that is likely to be used in the phones.
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If the country turns its back on the pact, it could prompt other major carbon-emitting nations to pull out as well, which could potentially unravel the entire deal.
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Further, when the Omni 20 was charging my laptops, its internal fan was racing at full speed, emitting a noise that actually drowned out the HP's already loud fans.
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A blazar is a giant elliptical galaxy with two jets emitting light and particles moving close to the speed of light along the axis of the black hole's rotation.
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Mr Biden's plan only nods towards the principle "that polluters must bear the full cost of the carbon pollution they are emitting" and says nothing more on the subject.
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Their former landlord was cleaning the property on Saturday when he called police saying he found the structure, which was emitting a strong odor inside the home, Gilmore said.
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And those periodic rotations are remarkably precise—as accurate as an atomic clock until quite recently, at least for the class of pulsars emitting pulses in the millisecond regime.
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"We searched our spectra for 'brightenings' of the star, relative to the light it is already emitting, that were both tight in wavelength and in space," Tellis told Gizmodo.
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By emitting high-frequency vibrations that evaporate water into a micro-fine mist, the Boneco Digital Humidifier keeps your indoor environments cool and comfortable, no matter what's happening outside.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - LG Display said on Tuesday that it would invest 3 trillion won ($2.6 billion) in its organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels production line in South Korea.
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Or I can easily imagine myself with someone inside there, having an engorged stomach and feeling the movements of the person inside and the growls emitting from my gut.
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Boyd said buried plastic could become a valuable resource only if the penalties for emitting greenhouse gases, both in making plastics and burning them, were far higher than today.
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Apple recently started planning new iPhone models and decided all three models would have organic light-emitting diode panels, the report said on Monday, citing multiple unnamed industry sources.
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The K7i's sound emitting gadget works on a similar basis to devices we've had for years on the market, which emit ultrasonic waves inaudible to humans, to repel mosquitos.
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In a blackout, utilities could launch the balloons, which would look for simple indicators of live power, like whether home Wi-Fi routers are on and emitting a network.
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After flash-flooding in the greater Washington area last week, the ceilings dripped in three separate spots in the Lower Press area, emitting a "foul odor," per one witness.
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The fact that these Pokémon are constantly emitting smokey fumes and are named after the words coughing and wheezing, they've long been associated with the act of smoking weed.
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Japanese start-up Scentee is revamping its scent-emitting smartphone module, says co-founder Koki Tsubouchi, shifting focus from sending scent messages to controlling the fragrance of a room.
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The sandwiched molecules intercept the energy, and in response they start emitting visible light, photons, up through the transparent anode, up through the screen, and into my waiting eyes.
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Two off-duty officers were there and approached Mehta and "found her to have a strong odor of alcohol emitting from her breath and person," the police report alleges.
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The phasing-out of incandescent light bulbs, induced by regulation, has spurred investment in light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs; the price of LEDs has fallen by 90% since 2010.
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Their former landlord was cleaning the property on Saturday when he called police saying he found the structure, which was emitting a strong odor inside the home, Gilmore said.
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However, the government's approach is targeted toward high-emitters, meaning that service and low-emitting manufacturers will pay more in energy costs as a result of the carbon tax.
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Project Loon, Google's high-profile effort to put broadband-emitting balloons into the stratosphere over remote parts of the world, is getting a new leader with practical industry experience.
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On Friday, officials said this is a detail they are still trying to verify -- it could have been one of the vehicles tracking devices that was emitting the signal.
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Demanding that banks avoid the fossil fuel industry altogether is unrealistic, for now, but they could be discouraged from investing—directly or indirectly—in high-emitting, potentially dangerous projects.
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Kontos said concussions might increase the risk of irregular menstrual cycles by disrupting the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis, a group of hormone-emitting glands that often act in concert.
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While Clinton enjoys full-throated establishment endorsements; Trump is dealing with Senate candidates subtly undermining him and the Republican House Speaker emitting only the most qualified notes of support.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's LG Display has been chosen as a second supplier for organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens for Apple's iPhones, the Electronic Times reported on Friday.
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It is almost three years since VW was caught fitting cheat devices to fool testers into measuring lower than actual levels of nitrogen oxides emitting from its diesel cars.
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Samsung also makes organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels, which offer brighter displays and better power efficiency over liquid crystal displays which are currently in use in some smartphones.
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It revamped design, using metal frames and curved screens, and gave high-end features such as organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens to its low- and mid-tier products.
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He had pointed out in 2005 that remote sensing data from satellites suggested the Amazon was emitting twice as much methane as researchers on the ground could account for.
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In this instance, the initial source is a camera emitting infrared light, and the tape allows the camera to track the balls as the body moves around in space.
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Gerrard has built a digital simulation in which our point of view circles around a tall pole in the desert, the top portion emitting steady plumes of black smoke.
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Indiana passenger Brian Green's phone began emitting smoke inside a Southwest Airlines Co flight to Baltimore from Louisville, Kentucky, his wife Sarah told Reuters after speaking with her husband.
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Li-Fi works with light-emitting diodes (LEDs), an increasingly popular way of illuminating homes and offices, and applies the same principle as that used by naval signal lamps.
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Harrison: I watched as a bulldozer removed a section of the wall at Potsdamer Platz to allow East Germans to come through driving their pollution-emitting Trabants or walking.
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But at some level, the quandary preoccupying NRG is one that all power producers and utilities will ultimately face: how to make more electricity while emitting fewer greenhouse gases.
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At first the gas and the microwave were in tune with each other, and the hydrogen was emitting just as much as it received from the background radiation bath.
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A vast majority of that risk, according to the report, was coming from a colorless gas called chloroprene that the nearby synthetic rubber factory has been emitting since 21.
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In Vivian Caccuri's "Automotivo I" (2016), dice and shells bounce up and down inside two subwoofers emitting popular beats that range in genre from Colombian reggaeton to Ghanan azonto.
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His report noted that the air-conditioner, a window unit, was emitting "audible pure tones," he said, and may have been improperly mounted, shaking the framing of the building.
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An old radio sits on a shelf in the corner, softly emitting the Arab classics: Fairouz, Abdel Halim Hafez, and Om Khaltoum among an eclectic array of other music.
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The yolk is the green-black of smoked glass, with a gray, nearly calcified halo, trapped in an oval of wobbling amber and emitting the faintest whiff of brimstone.
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Natural Habitat Adventures offsets any trip that you book with them, while at Cool Effect, you can calculate the carbon your trip is emitting and buy an equivalent offset.
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The GOP also has no proposal to regulate the transportation sector, the highest-emitting sector in the U.S. President Donald Trump has consistently pushed to relax tailpipe emissions standards.
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The CO2 tax topic is salient as Germany is battling to meet climate targets, with its car sector is emitting more carbon dioxide rather than less than in 1990.
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Helped by robust sales of organic light-emitting diode televisions as well as ultra high-definition products, quarterly operating profit for its TV division soared to 109 billion won.
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The Japanese display maker has been unprofitable for the last five years, as a late shift to organic light-emitting diode (OLED) screens has cost it orders from Apple.
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What's required is a more strategic approach to policymaking aimed at reconfiguring technologies, business models, infrastructure and markets in each country's greenhouse-gas-emitting economic sectors to reduce emissions.
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But Japan Display was slow to adopt organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology, which Apple opted to use for its high-end iPhone X, buying components from Samsung Electronics.
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"Neither the will nor the political maturity yet exists from some of the big emitting countries to be able to reach agreement on this," she told a news conference.
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Even with these breakthroughs, the global use of greenhouse-gas emitting hydrocarbons is very unlikely to decline quickly, because the world still relies so much on these energy sources.
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Consider: If it is true that CO2 is a harmful pollutant, then the fact that companies are not being charged for emitting it means that markets are working ineffectively.
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Ultimately, the polluters got a guilt-free pass to keep emitting CO₂, but the forest preservation that was supposed to balance the ledger either never came or didn't last.
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The bugs create the mass of bubbles by emitting air from their abdomen into their copious and watery urine, mixed with some sticky fluid to aid in bubble formation.
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It will take years, probably decades, for the climate system to fully register the greenhouse gases we've already emitted, are still emitting, and will emit in the coming years.
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How much lead the facility is currently emitting into the air remains unclear; the factory is small enough that it doesn't need to report its emissions to the EPA.
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In the US, one of the climate policies that wonks love to kick around is a carbon tax, which would increase the cost of emitting CO2 within our borders.
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Apple will decide by the end of this year whether to take BOE on as a supplier of organic light-emitting displays (OLED), the Japanese business daily reported, citing sources.
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Much like a Tesla or any other battery-powered electric vehicle, the Clarity was a ghost on four wheels, only emitting a soft whine when I would jam the throttle.
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A roadside mowing crew spotted a garbage bag emitting a foul odor near Hope, which contained the remains of a child, Hempstead County Sheriff James Singleton told CNN affiliate KTAL.
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U.S. electric power plants are emitting less carbon dioxide than the nation's transportation sector for the first time since the late 1970s, according to analysis by the Energy Information Administration.
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Now, scientists have spotted one of these ultra-dense objects emitting infrared radiation far brighter than they'd expect, over a seemingly wide swath of space—larger than our Solar System.
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If we did, we wouldn't have to worry about the carbon we were emitting, because no one would bother to dig it out of the ground in the first place.
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Lumentum, which declined to comment, is ramping up additional manufacturing capacity for VCSELs and edge-emitting lasers for the first half of fiscal 2019, according to the company's earnings call.
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This year, each hour of the broadcast will showcase the circumstances of the climate crisis in one of the 24 largest emitting countries, including the U.S., China, Brazil and India.
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The alligator head even lights up when the eel shocks it — the lights are flash emitting diodes that are powered by the electricity the eel is sending through the head.
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Natural gas is also playing a critical role supporting India's commitment to the Paris accord, emitting around half the greenhouse-gas emissions compared with coal when used to generate electricity.
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The researchers found that a rise in economic activity has led to more trucks and other pollution-emitting vehicles on the roads along with a rise in manufacturers' carbon emissions.
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"If you're surprised that your fruit is emitting gamma radiation, don't panic," Robert Hayes, an associate professor of nuclear engineering at North Carolina State University, said in a press release.
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The company has also gained from growing demand for displays using organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology, where its products help manufacture displays used in televisions, phones and computer screens.
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Mr Biden's plan only nebulously nods towards "the principles that polluters must bear the full cost of the carbon pollution they are emitting" and says nothing more on the subject.
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It's mainly about applying a toolbox of 210 energy policies to four economic sectors in the 25 top-emitting countries, plus a bunch of carbon pricing and land-use reform.
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By creating our own fixed stars — satellites in geosynchronous orbits — constantly emitting known signals, we made it possible for our devices to quickly sample those signals and immediately locate themselves.
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Their attachments dissolve over the course of their life, so in time they float free, rising to the surface and emitting a simple signal that allows them to be found.
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The icy world that sits some 3.6 billion miles from the sun appears to be emitting x-rays—high energy radiation associated with gases with temperatures of a million degrees.
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But researchers are beginning to explore how we might tweak wastewater treatment technology to capture CO2 instead of emitting it, as a way to slow the ravages of climate change.
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Brick kilns also consume 5 million tonnes of coal and 3 million tonnes of wood annually, in the process emitting 203 million tonnes of carbon into the air, Sadeque said.
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But the sculptures, which have so far appeared at David Castillo Gallery in Miami and LAXART in Los Angeles, are useful and comfortable, even emitting Wi-Fi in gallery settings.
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This paper simulated an elongated pill- or capsule-shaped object emitting a nozzle-like jet of vaporized particles, mostly water vapor, which might explain why we didn't see any tail.
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During photosynthesis they harness the sun's energy to make sugars by combining hydrogen atoms (acquired from water molecules) with carbon atoms (from carbon dioxide), while emitting oxygen as a byproduct.
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A fluffy cloud hangs in the center of a living room, emitting the sounds of a user-selected playlist while pulsing with colored lights that hint at an impending thunderstorm.
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