Examples of using Quantifying in English and their translations into French
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Provision for monitoring and quantifying emissions and releases reductions,
Quantifying the time spent on answering surveys is next to impossible.
The Technical Secretariat of the Social Front is in the process of quantifying the attainment of the Plan of Action's medium-term targets.
Quantifying newly cultivated land areas
The main processes underlying the production of these plantations were identified by quantifying nutrient fluxes during a complete rotation.
Quantifying how best to respond to uncertainty requires knowledge of the type
Alternative methods of diluting and quantifying of CO2 and NO span gas values such as dynamic mixing/blending can be used.
The CNSC does not have formal measures for quantifying public acceptance
Provision for monitoring and quantifying emissions reductions achieved under the action plan;
Mere difficulty in quantifying damage shall not be invoked as a reason to deny compensation.
extra contractual(tort) against an offender, depends on quantifying the damage materially
Quantifying the extent to which estimated regional changes in NH3 emissions have been reflected in measurements of atmospheric NH3 and ammonium;
The examples of quantifying the reduction in the risk of damage as a result of shorter transport times have equally led to significant increases in the estimates.
A number of Parties reported difficulties in quantifying the reduction potential of identified measures.
the estimation of haircuts requires a means of quantifying risk.
Iraq further argues that Saudi Arabia's use of land area as the measure for quantifying ecological service losses and gains is inappropriate.
Our experience means we understand the complexities of defining and quantifying benefits.
the region with a start in identifying and quantifying their use and release of mercury.
Functional analysis of a valued ecosystem consists of identifying and quantifying as much services as possible of this ecosystem.
Life Cycle Assessment(LCA) A standardized method for assessing and quantifying the environmental impact of a product or service.