Sentence examples for burning heavy from inspiring English sources
The World is the first ship of its size to burn the more eco-friendly marine diesel, which means you can visit ports where ships burning heavy fuel are banned.
Particles emitted by ships burning heavy bunker fuel, described by some seafarers as "black yogurt" for its consistency, also contain soot that researchers say captures heat when it settles on ice and could be accelerating the melting of the polar ice caps.
Community District Eight in Manhattan, which stretches from Fifth Avenue to Roosevelt Island, and from 59th Street to 96th Street, showed especially high levels of sulfur dioxide, which is generated by burning heavy heating oil, and particulate matter, another unwanted byproduct of burning fuel.
Emission measurements were carried out on burning heavy fuel (HFO) and light fuel (LFO) oils.
However, volatility in gas and oil commodity prices and the increasing concern about the environmental impact of burning heavy fossil fuels for power generation has led to DCFCs gaining more attention within the global research community.
Currently, general aviation aircrafts have growing demand for internal combustion engines burning heavy fuels (i.e. diesel or kerosene) due to the concerns on the safety, costs and availability of aviation gasoline (AVGAS).
Also, the oil is upgraded in situ by burning heaviest fractions.
Stars with at least (possibly as much as ) evolve in a complex fashion, progressively burning heavier elements at hotter temperatures in their cores.
Environmental groups argue that extracting and burning the heavy crude drawn from Alberta's oil sands will increase greenhouse gas emissions.
Keever said all West Coast cruise-ship ports have connections that allow vessels to connect to shore power, rather than burning their heavy fuel oil to produce electricity at the pier, "So they don't have a smokestack that's running for 10 hours".
I watched limousines burning behind heavy ranks of riots cops; I watched the largest political protest in American history surge into the streets of Washington and then melt away again; I watched the face of Donald Trump leer at me from TVs in every Greyhound station in every city I went to; and for consolation I watched the video of Richard Spencer getting decked over and over again.
