emission

名词排放，辐射; 排放物，散发物（尤指气体）; （书刊）发行，发布（通知）

1. 放射：2.电磁相容(EMC)应包括下列两类 1) 电磁放射(Emission), 简称EMI, 何谓EMI(Electro- Magnetic Interference)﹕即电磁干扰性﹐简言之即电子产品因动作时产生的电波杂迅﹐经辐射路径或辅导路径至其他装置﹐造成其他装置动作发生的不

2. 散发：持久性,生物蓄积性及毒性(PBT)和高持久性及高生物蓄积性(VPVB)评估的目的 在於判定物质是否符合附十三的标准,和假如符合此一标准,描述该物质散发 (emission)的可能性.本附第 1 节和第 3 节的危害评估,

3. emission：emi; 电磁干扰

1. 散发;释放;放射
    An emission of something such as gas or radiation is the release of it into the atmosphere.

    e.g. The emission of gases such as carbon dioxide should be stabilised at their present level...
           二氧化碳等气体的排放应该稳定在当前水平。
    e.g. Sulfur emissions from steel mills become acid rain.
           炼钢厂排放出的硫形成了酸雨。

1. China has reaffirmed its environmental protection efforts by unveiling a new regulation on automobile emission.

2. emission的近义词

2. In such a case, it is not fair to calculate GHG emission on the basis of production alone.

3. The environmental protection index will include capital input in the areas of environmental protection, annual sulfur dioxide emission and chemical oxygen demand.

4. The Administration also advised that achieving the proposed emission caps by 2017 does not involve new capital investment by power companies.

5. Zhang said China should actively cultivate emerging strategically important industries while working to eliminate obsolete capacities and further promoting industrial emission reduction and energy conservation.

6. emission的解释

6. The Obama administration maintains that revenue from auctioning off carbon emission allowances would offset much of the higher energy costs for many Americans.

7. Exhaust emission has become a notorious source of pollutants like carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon in China as more families are buying private cars.

8. The city is now carrying out an even more ambitious plan for development, eyeing not only pollution treatment but also carbon emission reduction.

9. Low carbon emission and high efficiency are the defining characteristics of the green room.

10. Coal burning has already become a major source of carbon dioxide emission.

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