| Once nutrients make their way into a neuron, small furnaces within the cells turn them into energy by combusting glucose and oxygen. |
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| Bomb calorimeters measure the heat released from combusting the enclosed sample, leaving behind only ash. |
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| Utility boilers are usually large units combusting primarily pulverized coal, fuel oil or natural gas at high pressure and temperature. |
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| They travel more than 1.3 billion miles annually to deliver some 4.7 billion packages, combusting tens of millions of gallons of diesel fuel along the way. |
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| When combusting hydrocarbons in an engine, the energy emitted is from the breaking of the carbon and hydrogen bonds ignited in the presence of oxygen from the air. |
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| Dissolving precursors in an appropriate solvent then combusting the solution allows the control of stoichiometry in the final product. |
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| Ovid's imagery pulses with energy, from Salmacis the water nymph's spluttery sexual assault in a pond to Semele combusting at the sight of Jupiter naked. |
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| Wiping his own sides' insipid effort from the memory will be the only thing to stop Brad Scott combusting. |
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| Best available techniques for both streams will be considered in the granting of permits for facilities combusting heavy ends. |
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| The AGES fuel-preparation technology enables the combusting or value-added separation of wastes that otherwise carry heavy disposal costs. |
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| How do we mitigate the environmental impact of combusting the materials to recover the energy value? |
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| The plant produces electrical energy by combusting natural gas in gas turbines to drive electrical generators. |
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| If the boiler is natural draft, excess air could cool down the heating surface, keeping fuel from combusting properly. |
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| Consuming about a seventh of the world's remaining accessible reserves of conventional oil would do it, as would combusting even a small fraction of the world's remaining coal deposits. |
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| Rather than combusting the material, pyrolysis cracks it. |
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| External combustion equipment means any equipment combusting at atmospheric pressure and with excess air, and excludes internal combustion devices. |
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| They generally re-circulate dryer exhaust air back to the heat energy system to be used as combustion make-up air and thus combusting the VOCs and particulate, therefore controlling emissions. |
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| To get to your point, the credits are issued to the HCFC-22 manufacturers because they're combusting HFC-23, instead of discharging it to the atmosphere. |
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| Since the glow plug is exposed to the combusting fuel, it must be able to withstand extreme heat, high pressure, vibrations and the attack of corrosive chemicals. |
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| The thrust that propels the plane forward is produced at the rear end by expelling the gas created by combusting kerosene on contact with oxygen in the compressed air sucked into the engine through blade turbines. |
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| Grinding coal to dust before combusting it improves the speed and efficiency of burning and makes the coal easier to handle. |
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| A co-operative program was established with Health Canada to study the effect on performance and exhaust emissions of combusting a diesel fuel with di-pentyl ether as an additive. |
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