Sentence examples for exhaust indicates from inspiring English sources

But depress the "B" on the sharply knurled shift knob, pull the lever into Sport and a deep, rasping burble from the exhaust indicates that the erstwhile boulevardier has transformed into a very different animal.

The amount of carbon in the exhaust indicates how much fuel was burned during the test, which reflects how much fuel would be used.

As St is augmented (1⩽St⩽Stc), where Stc depends on the flame geometry, the phase difference between the velocity oscillation and the imposed signal nearly vanishes in a finite region adjacent to the burner exhaust indicating that the perturbation propagates at the speed of sound.

Studies of workers specifically exposed to diesel exhaust indicate that there is an increase in respiratory symptoms and a reduction in pulmonary function with exposures (U.S. EPA 2002).

Xylose utilization also occurred only when glucose was completely exhausted, indicating that xylose utilization is hindered by the presence of glucose, which could occur through a block in transport or other regulatory mechanisms.

Importantly, CO2 and O2 levels in the exhaust gas indicated that the cultures were still metabolically active, even 140 hours after depletion of the carbon source.

For example, preliminary analysis of XAS spectra of automobile air intake filters and exhaust pipe scrapings indicates significant contribution from a different form of Pb, still unidentified.

While some experiments suggest it helps people run for up to 87percentnt longer and cycle for as much as 156percentnt longer before they become exhausted, others indicate that it makes some participants slower.

Constraint (9) indicates that exhaust e emission on segment q should be less than the amount of given emissions on the corresponding segment.

Most of the residual Te in the vapor state is probably exhausted, since composition analysis indicates a small inclusion of Te with anion-deficit deviation from stoichiometry (Fig. 2).

The exhaust emissions measurements indicated that CO (0.05%) and hydrocarbon (HC) emissions (<0.00002) for B-100 were well below standard Euro-VI emission norms and were observed to decrease gradually with increase in biodiesel percentage in the blended fuel.