The phrase "absolute fuel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing energy sources, performance, or motivation, often implying something that is essential or fundamental.
Example: "In the world of high-performance racing, absolute fuel is crucial for achieving maximum speed and efficiency."
Alternatives: "essential energy" or "fundamental fuel".
Fuel and emission efficiency indicators were obtained relating the absolute indicators, fuel consumption in tonnes oil equivalent (toe) and tonnes of CO2 equivalent (tCO2e), to transport work expressed as tonne kilometers [29].
As an illustrated example of the collected data, Fig. 6 shows the absolute equivalent fuel consumption for the use of different modes of transport (left) in comparison with the relative equivalent fuel consumption per person (right).
This paper proposes a system identification method to obtain a virtual in-cylinder air-to-fuel ratio (AFR) sensor using the measured engine variables of engine speed, manifold absolute pressure and fuel pulse width.
They are extremely powerful engines, but in absolute terms their fuel consumption is excellent.
And if OPEC continues to sustain oil prices at high levels, the chancellor could be forced to make an absolute cut in fuel duties.
In China, the new standards place an absolute floor on fuel economy for cars according to their weight class (there are 15 classes in China).
In absolute terms, fossil fuels are growing faster than renewables, and global greenhouse gas emissions are still rising.
While the proportion of households using solid fuels appears to be declining, the absolute number using these fuels has remained fairly constant.
"I can't say with absolute certainty that [the fuel] has not melted," Junichi Matsumoto said, adding that the firm had been unable to confirm the condition of the reactor's core.
While the shake test is not an absolute indicator of your fuel quality, you'll know if it will be an easy wash.
