Sentence examples for comparatively volatile from inspiring English sources
Crude oil is a mixture of comparatively volatile liquid hydrocarbons (compounds composed mainly of hydrogen and carbon), though it also contains some nitrogen, sulfur, and oxygen.
Moreover, the institute found that 27percentt of workers in that age group invest more than 90percentt of their 401 k)'s in stocks, a comparatively volatile investment.
He noted that utility stocks were comparatively strong during the volatile second half of last year.
As the temperature exceeded 320 °C, the produced compounds could break down into comparatively smaller and more volatile fractions.
The inner planets formed at temperatures too high to allow the abundant volatile substances those with comparatively low freezing temperatures such as water, carbon dioxide, and ammonia to condense to their ices.
Emission control technologies designed to meet the 2007 and 2010 emission standards for heavy-duty diesel vehicles (HDDV) remove effectively the non-volatile fraction of particles, but are comparatively less efficient at controlling the semi-volatile components.
Close to the nascent Sun, temperatures were too high to allow the more abundant, volatile substances in the nebula those with comparatively low freezing temperatures, such as water, carbon dioxide, and ammonia to condense to their ices.
Not to be confused with the comparatively mellow indie-rock combo Band of Horses, this volatile California outfit produces a frenetic post-hardcore maelstrom.
A comparatively new approach, which is aimed in this study, is the detection of microbial volatiles by multi-capillary column (MCC ion mobility spectrometry (IMS).
It has been comparatively cool here for most of the last week – the temperature yesterday did not rise above 23C – but the weather is notoriously volatile in a city where it is said you can experience all four seasons in one day.
