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In T.S.B. 11150 issued on July 25, General Motors said a crack may develop in the manifolds of 4.2-liter V-6 engines, causing excessive exhaust noise.
It's an evidence of the enormous amount of blatant inefficiency in this industry, which has direct collateral impact such as excessive exhaust emissions".
Buses were consistently said to be in bad cosmetic and mechanical condition, with missing or damaged seats, graffiti, noisy engines, litter accumulation, excessive exhaust smoke, and crackling sounds.
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But Sheridan's message struck most Northern Republicans as excessive, and now exhausted by the endless violence, they publicly deplored renewed federal intervention.
The decline in goblet cell numbers observed with Gram-negative strains was accompanied by a significant increase in mucin secretion, thus it was postulated that these were related: excessive mucin production exhausted the cells and caused changes in the architecture of the epithelial layer (restored by bifidobacteria).
Critics of the overwatching strategy can find rare and obsolete senses of the word from the 16th century, including "to exhaust with excessive watching," as in Marlowe's "You're overwatch'd, my lord; lie down and rest" and Shakespeare's "we this night have overwatch'd".
Renewable resources (such as fisheries and forestry resources) are considered to be inexhaustible at all times, but excessive exploitation will actually exhaust them.
Taking advantage of the excessive O2 from the exhaust, in-situ electro-generation of H2O2 from oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) under catalysis of the GDE could oxidize NOx to NO3−.
It will be exhausting and excessive.
It's exhilarating, exhausting and excessive.
On the other hand, excessive pressure loss on the exhaust considerably minimizes engine performance.
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