Sentence examples for converted gas from inspiring English sources

In 2002, Argentina converted gas tariffs from dollars to devalued pesos and froze them.

According to the results of laboratory studies, the optimum temperature of carbon nanotube formation in the environment of converted gas is 600 650 °C.

OK, but the days of electrics that are converted gas cars is probably coming to an end.

It still retained a number of significant architectural features, including "the ornate ark and pulpit, central bimah (reader's platform) with etched glass lamps, cantilevered balconies, Gothic vaulted ceiling, and colorful wall paintings"; the lighting included "converted gas fixtures".

The soaring glass-and-metal building, apparently a converted gas-meter warehouse, has long been coveted by restaurateurs — including Walter Manzke, who once imagined it could be the site of what turned out to be République.

The use of thermal cracking units to convert gas oils into naphtha dates from before 1920.

There are two general approaches to converting gas horsepower to propulsive thrust.

So far, however, the record for converting gas to liquids is spotty.

Its technology to convert gas into liquid fuels was selected for a US plant being developed by Pinto Energy.

As the United States experiences a glut of natural gas, a host of facilities are being proposed that would convert gas to a liquid and export it.

Ceres Power, a company specialising in domestic fuel cells that convert gas to produce both heat and electricity, was the winner of the Carbon Trust inaugural prize in 2003.