Sentence examples for fuels ready from inspiring English sources

A series of analyses have shown that the coal, oil and gas industry already have three times more fossil fuels ready to be extracted than can be burned, if the pledge by the world's governments to keep global warming under 2C is to be kept.

"And it gets the spent fuel ready to move.

One separation facility, the T Plant, was the first to be finished, in late 1944, and with no local fuel ready to test the efficiency of the process, the Oak Ridge fuel was used.

"They can also quickly provide fuel ready to be burnt; this means that they have quite a good competitive advantage over other plants".

In addition, dual-fuel ready surrogates (natural gas with diesel fuel pilot injection) are developed and analysed using shock tube and standardised fuel test data (Cetane and Research Octane Number), these models are then applied directly to simulate knock limits, ignition and heat release in state-of-the-art IC engine applications.

Microbial fuel cells can use bacteria to get electricity from sewage, while gasification, a high-temperature process, can reap fuel-ready gas from sludge.

He proposes the industrial-scale culturing (biomanufacturing, as he describes it, rather than farming) of single-celled algae that have been genetically engineered to turn out fuel-ready hydrocarbons.

"When the wind comes down like that, it makes the fields and fuels more ready to burn".

None of the bewildering array of options for making next-generation fuels are ready for prime time yet.

Mr. Knox keeps the Starfire fueled and ready for driving in good weather all year long.

A whole range of arts organisations, large and small – including the British Library, Artangel and Fuel – are ready to work with The Space on new commissions.