Sentence examples for gas proportion from inspiring English sources

The optical output power was accomplished by playing with different gas compositions to have a final optimized gas proportion of 1 1 2.7 0.3 correspondingly to CO2, N2, He and Xe as admixture.

It has also been found that increasing Ar gas proportion in the Ar/CF4 mixture significantly increases the plasma density (ne), however, the influence on plasma temperature and plasma potential was marginal.

Such a versatile technique offers the noticeable advantage to allow the control of respectively; the value of the refractive indices, the thickness of each layer while entailing a lower stress, as the gas proportion of precursors (HMDSO) and plasma conditions are conveniently adjusted.

But though those difficulties have not abated, the gas proportion is rocketing up again because of EU policy, and will shortly match those 2010 highs.

In fact, shale with a deeper burial has a greater gas content and free gas proportion than shale with a shallower burial (Figs. 7, 8).

We could indeed have to see a future cyber disaster of "World War I mustard gas" proportions before the nations of the world even begin to take such a thing seriously.

We used a gas proportioning system (Cole Parmer® flowmeters on a multitube frame, Cole Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL, USA) to deliver precise mixes of 5% ultra pure CO2 and air (air only for controls) directly to the bottom of each rearing container via air stones.

In a filing with the Georgia Public Service Commission, the company said that in 1989, about 7 percent of its capacity ran on gas, a proportion that has since risen to 37 percent.

The latter should not contaminate the former". Nevertheless, it seems clear such contamination has happened in the US, where fracking supplies 23% of its natural gas, a proportion expected to rise to 50% by 2030.

As the natural gas energy proportion (NGP) increased, brake power decreased and nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions decreased because of low combustion efficiency and a lower temperature in the cylinder.

The study, by a Washington energy research group called the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, said that based on federal figures from 1997, New York State's residents and businesses also burned fewer hydrocarbons like gasoline or natural gas in proportion to the gross state product than all other states but Connecticut and the District of Columbia.