The phrase "air gasoline" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a mixture of air and gasoline in the context of combustion or engines, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The engine requires a proper air-gasoline mixture for optimal performance."
Alternatives: "air-fuel mixture" or "fuel-air ratio".
There's an instant spirit of camaraderie as strangers mingle among the lights and shadows, shouting, banging and clanging, inhaling whiffs of hot coffee and bracing alcohol that combine with scents of damp night air, gasoline, fish, spices, herbs and fruits that have so much more aroma elsewhere than they ever seem to at home.
In a double-blind, repeated measures, controlled exposure, subjects were exposed for 15 min to clean air, gasoline, gasoline with 11% MTBE, and gasoline with 15% MTBE.
According to Schlumberger [5] the demand for jet fuel and aviation gasoline in the air transport sector is projected to reach 14%% of fuel demand in transportation in 2035, compared to 12%% in 2009.
Capillary pressure-saturation (Pc−S) relationships (air-gasoline) were determined for three physically-similar sandy soils, with different organic carbon contents (0.086%, 0.89% and 1.65%) and residual gasoline saturations were compared.
In 2003, Ford Motor and Tsu-Chin Tsao, an engineering professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, presented a design for an air-gasoline hybrid that would improve fuel efficiency by about 65percentt in the city and 12 percent on the highway.
A high-performance map might, for example, change the mix of air and gasoline and ignite it slightly sooner to produce more power.
With the higher voltage, Ford will also introduce other technology that will allow air and gasoline to be mixed more precisely in engines -- further improving fuel efficiency and emissions.
WEST VILLAGE Italian cologne; chaps; bourbon; vanilla air freshener; gasoline; drywall; ketchup and onions; horse; cilantro and butter; blood; meat; chocolate ice cream; calamari; fresh grass; leather vest; mouthwash; feet; spearmint gum; fertilizer; exotic-island flowering tree; floral; dog; parking garage; wood; beer; organic cigarettes; red wine in a plastic cup; candles.
In Otto's engine, the piston goes through four movements: intake of air and gasoline, compression, power (expansion), and exhaust.
But the time announcement could become another headstone in the freebie graveyard, buried alongside free directory assistance calls and free road maps and air at gasoline stations.
Chemical fractionation of the extracts revealed that the majority of the dioxin-receptor binding activity from urban air and gasoline vehicle samples fractionated with the polycyclic aromatic compounds.
