Sentence examples for gas boosting from inspiring English sources

In the long run Japan will also replace its shortfall of nuclear power with larger imports of gas, boosting the fortunes of countries like Brunei and Qatar.

Asian economies have snapped up dairy and wood products from New Zealand and metals from Australia, and have helped raise the prices of Canada's oil and natural gas, boosting export revenues.

Hurricane Katrina restricted supplies of oil and natural gas, boosting energy prices as well as the prices of other commodities, which has an inflationary effect.

Immelt noted that improved demand for health equipment, and oil and gas boosted orders 8% to $19.2 billion.

In 1929, doctors noted that patients breathing CO2 had shorter seizures; the gas boosts the acidity of blood reaching the brain.

As the photons zip through hot gas in galaxy groups and clusters, the gas boosts the photons' energy and shortens their wavelength, producing the so-called Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect, named for two Russians who predicted it before astronomers observed it.

– An unabated rise in concentrations of greenhouse gases boosts chances of disruptive shifts in climate and other systems that matter to people and other species.

Switching power plants from coal to natural gas while boosting exports of gas would increase the domestic cost of natural gas, according to the chemical industry.

In addition to reversing the decline in oil and gas production, boosting competitive natural gas and fuels markets, Mexico needs to add 62 megawatts to its power system by 2029, grow its transmission and pipelines, and enhance its distribution infrastructure.

They have compared these data with those from telescopic surveys of galaxy clusters, and have found correlations between the two which, they say, indicate that the clusters are adding to the energy of the CMB by a process called inverse Compton scattering, in which hot gas boosts the energy of the microwaves.

The present study describes origin and failure mechanisms of air cooled heat exchangers tubes, in a gas pressure boosting station.