Sentence examples for classical fuel from inspiring English sources

Alternatives to classical fuel are generally regarded with some scepticism.

Polymer complex solution method is a modified combustion method where instead of classical fuel (urea, glycine, carbohydrazide) an organic water-soluble polymer (in our case polyethylene glycol (PEG)) is used.

The topic is of particular interest for developing countries where electric grids are underdeveloped or missing and electricity is generated locally by using classical fuels.

Previous comparisons were the most often based on the comparisons of value of prices of the equivalent straw quantity with the process of fuel oil of other classical fuels.

The definite conclusions about the economic justification of the energetic exploitation of stubble straws can be obtained only by comparison of costs of the so obtained energy, with the costs of energy obtained through the combustion of classical fuels.

This heterogeneous assembly is based on the standard 17x17 geometry, replacing 144 classical UO2 fuel rods by 36 large fuel rods containing plutonium in an inert matrix.

Fast regression rate fuels such as paraffin allow for single port hybrid designs that overcome the disadvantages associated with classical hybrid fuels.

The accelerator-driven EADF is a fast, subcritical system based on classical MOX-fuel technology and on molten lead bismuth eutectic cooling.

After a small but fascinating cluster of juvenilia, the show covers Picasso's Rose and Blue periods; the arduous climb to Cubism and Cubist collage conducted with Georges Braque; and the return to a more conservative neo-Classical figuration fueled by his enduring awe for Ingres.

The rediscovery of Classical authors, including Herodotus, fueled Renaissance interest in Egypt.

Motivated by the insights it can provide, we revisit the classical problem of liquid fuel-fed idealized steady-flow combustors.