Sentence examples for gas eliminating from inspiring English sources
City buses, waste trucks, and utility and delivery trucks are switching to natural gas, eliminating emissions and saving money on fuel.
In the current sensor design, both electrodes are exposed to the same test gas eliminating the need for isolating the electrode compartments.
Taking advantage of this mining approach, the adjacent coal seams experience pressure relief and the permeability will increase significantly, thereby providing efficient drainage conditions for pressure-relief gas, eliminating the outburst risk of adjacent seams, achieving effective coal exploitation, and realizing the safe and efficient extraction of coal and gas.
Also, light gases eliminated from top of the reflux drum combined with the liquid flow removed from the bottom of reflux drum.
Officials said Mr. Boehner suggested that he was open to the possibility of $1 trillion or more in new revenue that would be generated by addressing tax issues already raised in the talks, like killing breaks for the oil and gas industry, eliminating ethanol subsidies and ending preferential treatment for corporate jets.
In this design, both the electrodes are exposed to the same test gas thus eliminating the need for a separate reference compartment.
The new vents were designed to send steam and gas directly from the reactor's primary containment, which houses the reactor vessel, racing past the usual filters and gas treatment systems that would normally slow releases of gas and eliminate most radioactive materials.
For the time being, soaring inventories of natural gas have eliminated any concern about supplies.
And the gas engine eliminates the dreaded "range anxiety" that prevents most people from embracing an electric vehicle.
This year, the Williams Companies, the natural gas producer, eliminated the home security program and the air travel requirement for its chief executive.
Opponents of the initiative, known as R.G.G.I., argue that lower-cost natural gas has eliminated the need for the program by reducing the use of dirtier coal and oil.
