Sentence examples for fuel stores from inspiring English sources

Five days later, she entered the 10,000 meters but withdrew again during the race, her fuel stores still depleted.

During that time, muscles are "primed" to slurp blood sugar out of the bloodstream, he said, replenishing lost fuel stores.

The heat also affects equipment and fuel stores, with much more power required to air-condition computers and vehicles.

For about an hour or so after exercise, your tired muscles are primed to slurp blood sugar out of your bloodstream and replenish lost fuel stores, says John Ivy, a professor of kinesiology at the University of Texas.

In multiple recent studies, volunteers who drank it within an hour after working out had higher muscle fuel stores and a greater overall physiological response to the exercise than those who drank a sugary beverage.

Eat and drink after training Within half an hour of training, eat a carb-based meal or snack with a little protein to help maximise the replenishment of fuel stores.

Local residents talk about 80,000 gallons of fuel stored above ground.

Moreover, spent nuclear fuel, stored at many reactors around the world at various levels of security, is often highly radioactive.

The removed fuel stored in the storage pool not only is highly radioactive but also continues to produce energy (referred to as decay heat).

Each reactor also has spent nuclear fuel stored with it, and that fuel can cause massive fires, releasing more radiation into the air.

"It's unacceptable to have any significant quantity of fuel stored above ground, literally across the street from where people live.