Sentence examples for fuel well from inspiring English sources

Air circulating around the can keeps the fuel well below the melting point.

Fire officials did at one point question the storage of large amounts of fuel well above the ground level, saying that one large tank for the mayor's command center, if ever compromised, might fuel a fire that would threaten the building.

The Blue Flame was so heavy when it set off that it used to run out of fuel well before the end of the measured mile.

All three fuel types appear capable of meeting requirements of sodium-cooled fast reactor fuels, with reliability of mixed oxide and metal fuel well established.

The biomass feedstock resource assessment, focused on low intensity, high diversity forest and agriculture in the proposed plant bioshed (<120 Km), has the potential to provide sustainable, dry biomass fuel well in excess of the maximum annual co-firing potential of 20% and offset as much as 1 Tgy−1 of the estimated annual 5.1 Tgy−1 of CO2 emissions (using 100% western coal).

Although long-distance trucks (travel > 100 miles) had been using diesel fuel well before 1970, it was not used extensively in the local intercity delivery trucks until the 1980s (Garshick et al. 2002).

Another large source of methane is from farming, but the size of methane leakage from fossil fuel wells, due to lack of monitoring, remains dangerously unknown.

Importance of Good Nutrition For a body to function well, it needs to be fueled well.

Mr. Gans and Jersey City planning officials said the most exciting part of the project was its use of new techniques that reduce energy consumption levels, and carbon dioxide emissions from use of fossil fuels, well below current norms.

Comparisons of the relative elevated-temperature properties of the various scintillator materials have resulted in the identification of promising scintillator candidates for high-temperature use in geothermal and fossil-fuel well environments.

It now seems apparent that we will wean ourselves off fossil fuels well before we ever run out of them.