Sentence examples for exhaust based from inspiring English sources

Using information from an industrial hygiene survey that we conducted (Woskie et al. 1988a, 1988b) and review of industry practices, subjects were characterized as exposed or unexposed to diesel exhaust based on yearly job code.

Studies of trucking industry workers reported associations between lung cancer and estimated cumulative exposure to diesel exhaust based on vehicle miles traveled by heavy-duty trucks, historic truck emission factors, and fuel consumption (Bailey et al. 2003; Steenland et al. 1998).

The primeval howl the V-12 emits comes through an exhaust system based on the one used in the One-77 supercar.

Paul Sermon, NewCatCo's technical director and a professor at Brunel University, believes it may be possible to make greener, more sustainable vehicle exhaust catalysts based on monolithic designs, using novel nano-engineered sustainable materials that can be nano-processed.

Here, we will briefly review the experimental TP methods used for the characterization of the reduction features and the dynamic behavior of oxygen-storage/redox components of auto exhaust catalysts, based mainly on CeO2 and ceria-zirconia.

To show this, time of exposure to diesel exhaust was based on the developmental process of the thymus [ 33, 34].

The LECR associated with diesel engine exhaust is based on measured levels of total fine particulates by NAPS monitoring sites, and the assumption that 18percentt of total fine particulates are from diesel engine exhaust [ 42], and that 60percentt of ambient fine particulates infiltrate to indoor residential environments [ 43].

(Dargis) 'Certainty' (No rating, 1 44) Tackling marriage, morals and Roman Catholicism, Peter Askin's exhausting dramedy, based on Mike O'Malley's 2003 play, turns a mandatory church retreat into a grating round robin of connubial dysfunction.

The measurement of the exhaust pipe was based on the application of tuned racing exhaust system.

In 2012, WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classified diesel engine exhaust as carcinogenic based on "sufficient evidence"—a step up from the 1988 classification as "probably carcinogenic".

The new Lotus exhaust design is based on an idea pioneered by McLaren and Ferrari at the start of the season, and since adopted also by Mercedes and Force India.