Sentence examples for exhaust atmosphere from inspiring English sources

In a recent study, Seagrave et al. (2008) reported on comparative toxicity of the gasoline engine exhaust atmosphere reported here, along with road dust and SDCCA created with two different coal types.

Although the PM generated in the present study had very different physicochemical profiles, the absence of effects from the SDCCA and SOA atmospheres, combined with previous results from the PM-filtered gasoline exhaust atmosphere (Lund et al. 2007), suggests that the biological pathways in question are not especially sensitive to PM.

F344-rats were exposed to exhaust atmospheres for 6-h a day, 5 days/week for the first 11 weeks and 7 days per week thereafter.

The inhalation atmospheres were passed into the inhalation chambers with the supply air and were removed by an exhaust air system with 20 air changes/h.

When the high pressure gas is exhausted to atmosphere, the expanded supersonic jet is formed at a specific condition.

During the four days that I spent on Bear Island, it often occurred to me that the highly stimulating and occasionally exhausting "Bear Island atmosphere" that Fuller had talked about the first night was more or less directly the product of his own presence there.

This flue gas stream may be all or part of the total plant flow or for multi-unit plants may be diverted from specific power generation units into the CCS plant before exhausting to atmosphere, either through returning back to the existing stack or through a new dedicated stack.

For example, factories that emit unfiltered exhaust into the atmosphere or discharge untreated chemicals into a river pay little to dispose of their waste.

However, the system efficiency is theoretically low because of comparatively small temperature difference between exhaust gas and atmosphere, which brings about increasing expansion ratio as a feasible method to improve system performance.

The launch was originally scheduled for today, but the company encountered problems during a static-fire test, which is a common practice that involves restraining a separated rocket engine and dissipating the exhaust in the atmosphere.

In order to remove fly ash and gaseous by-products before they are exhausted into the atmosphere, modern incinerators must be equipped with extensive emission control devices.