Sentence examples for gas hinders from inspiring English sources

Existence of impurities in the product gas hinders the application of the system which combines gasification with solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC).

Larger ions collide more frequently with the neutral gas, hindering their progress and therefore increasing their 'drift time' relative to more compact ions [11].

The formation of gas hydrates hinders oil & gas transportation in pipelines, however, adequate knowledge and understanding of the gas hydrate phase behaviour is a key to its prevention.

The lack of knowledge on the exact timing and magnitude of the individual N2 fixation activity of the different diazotrophs relative to the timing of 15N2 gas injection hinders back-calculation of published N2 fixation data.

WROCLAW, POLAND — The European Commission has stepped up efforts to prevent the Russian energy giant Gazprom from reaching an accord with Poland that would lock the country into long-term natural gas contracts, hindering diversification of Poland's, and Europe's, energy sources and making Warsaw more dependent on Russia for its gas.

Scientists have long speculated that supermassive black holes, which have large gravitational fields and are suspected to reside in the centers of many large galaxies, disrupt nearby clouds of dust and gas, thereby hindering the formation of new stars.

Strong winds blew the gas backwards, hindering the advance of the 1st King's and other units having to also contend with partially uncut barbed wire.

Right now cheap gas is hindering the creation of clean energy capacity via renewables by dominating new generation: between 2000-2010 natural gas accounted for 81% of new electricity capacity.

Moreover, it is believed that the modified TiNTs act as impermeable filler which are lowering the permeability of all gases; hence, hindering the diffusion of the gases through the MMMs.

Casing failure in shale gas horizontal wells hinders the efficient development of shale gas.

In both models foam hinders gas mobility through increasing its apparent viscosity.