Sentence examples for different gasoline from inspiring English sources
"We tried to conduct tests a few years ago to measure the differences in acceleration and fuel economy of different gasoline brands," he said.
Some will blame it on evil oil companies, while others while say it's due to our insistence on using a different gasoline than other states.
Normalized laminar burning velocity data were mapped into a tri-component mixture space at different experimental conditions to allocate different gasoline surrogates for different gasoline fuels, having RON of 70, 85 and 95.
The Fusion comes in five flavors, with three different gasoline engine choices including two with EcoBoost turbocharging technology, a hybrid version and a range-extended plug-in hybrid.
PAGE A22 A Different Gasoline Problem The gasoline problem of 2000 is different from the ones of the 1970's, because this time there is plenty of fuel available for those who can afford it.
Consider, for example, an experiment designed to study the effect of two different gasoline additives on the fuel efficiency, measured in miles per gallon (mpg), of full-size automobiles produced by three manufacturers.
Investigators would be asking witnesses not only what they saw and smelled (you don't need to be a scientist to know that sulfur smells different than gasoline) but also what they heard.
Results showed that the flame speed fluctuated in the test tunnel during the explosion propagation process and maximum of flame speed under different initial gasoline concentrations appeared within the anterior 1/3 of the test tunnel.
The emission of benzo(a pyrene and certain other PAHs is reported from vehicles using different fuels (gasoline, diesel, LPG, alcohols) or different emission control systems.
In that respect, phosphorous is no different from petrol (gasoline) reacting to a lighted match, and what differentiates it from chemical weapons is that its reaction is not directed against the human physiology in particular, it will burn whatever it touches.
A CENTURY ago, when electric cars were popular — especially in cities and among women drivers — they looked discernibly different from gasoline-powered automobiles.
