Sentence examples for forms of combustion from inspiring English sources
"PM2.5 is a toxic pollutant produced by cigarettes, wood-burning stoves, diesel engines and other forms of combustion," Ott explained.
Comparison to other forms of combustion- and vehicle-related sources of PAHs revealed coal tar sealants to have the strongest correlation, in both the silt and sand fractions, at all four sampling sites.
Reducing soot emissions with filters or more efficient forms of combustion could lower global temperatures over the coming couple of decades and would create a breathing space for the more difficult long-term task of reducing carbon dioxide emissions, scientists said.
High daily exposure to polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) — chemicals that are generated by forms of combustion such as cooking, smoking, and vehicle exhausts — may cause molecular changes that accelerate biological aging, according to a new study by researchers from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and colleagues.
Further work is needed to characterize the carbon nanoparticles produced by various forms of combustion so that the many public health implications of these findings can be better explored.
In contrast to our earlier report that gas heating was associated with higher residential-dust PAH concentrations (Whitehead et al. 2009), the presence of two or more forms of combustion-based heating was not predictive of PAH levels.
More than 80% of the world's energy consumption involves some form of combustion.
Other experts stressed that the reactor fire, some form of combustion or smoldering, has probably never gone out.
Indeed, in painting he pursued a form of combustion that was not only visual but also chemical.
Among other things, this father of modern chemistry, as he is known, named oxygen and showed that breathing is a form of combustion.
Applying quantitative methods to a comparison of living and nonliving systems, Laplace and the chemist Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier in 1780, with the aid of an ice calorimeter that they had invented, showed respiration to be a form of combustion.
