Mr. Pope was talking about the two companies' hybrids, cars that supplement their gas-fed internal combustion with electric power.
Hydrogen has been used as a primary rocket fuel for combustion with oxygen or fluorine and is favoured as a propellant for nuclear-powered rockets and space vehicles.
The smelted lead bullion and slag collect in the hearth, while zinc vapour undergoes combustion with carbon monoxide in the electric furnace to produce zinc oxide.
For example, elevated temperatures are required to initiate combustion with Si(CH3 4 and Sn(CH3 4, and at room temperature they can be handled in air.
Mr. Ford also reiterated Detroit's past support for substantially higher gas taxes -- a notion recently pilloried on the campaign trail -- as well as incentives for consumers buying vehicles like hybrids, which supplement internal combustion with electric power.
Like most new diesels, the Jetta combines a turbocharger and ultra-high-pressure fuel injectors to raise power and precisely tailor combustion, with up to five sprays of fuel for every big bang.
Working with two or three saxophonists (including David Murray and Chico Freeman, at different times), and doubling himself on piano or melodica, Mr. DeJohnette combined avant-garde combustion with a cool lyrical instinct.
Elemental analyses were performed by combustion with costech 4010 analyzer.
The hydrogen combustion with this yield was 15.8% of total energy produced.
The new control algorithms were implemented into control systems of boilers for woodchips combustion with aim to reach the complete combustion with minimum excess of combustion air.
The calorific value of a fuel is the energy released per unit of weight by combustion with oxygen.
