Sentence examples for gas return from inspiring English sources
The results show that the system with the largest area of high-efficiency Si-mono modules achieves the best lifetime emission balance, but that the greenhouse gas return on investment is highest for the optimally oriented CIS modules.
The installations are compared by means of net avoided emissions, greenhouse gas payback time (GPBT), greenhouse gas return on investment (GROI), and finally the net emission balance of the building.
When the pressure difference was high enough to cause the CO2 phase change from liquid to gas in the porous media, the initial foam damage after filtration became obvious, but the damage could be eliminated with time by gas return flow.
According to the process conditions, this system can have liquid ammonia pumps and a gas return line to the tank (Fig. 3).
Use carburetor cleaner and a small-bristled brush like a wire brush, toothbrush or pipe cleaner to clean off the carbon from the metal exhaust gas return tube and the gas entry port on the valve (usually the smaller hole with a spring-loaded pin, or "pintle").
The gas returned on Tuesday, and the radiator clunked back to life on Wednesday, allowing her to cast off her layers of blankets and coats.
"We are on the brink of a blackout," said the economy minister, Lubomir Jahnatek.When the gas returns, the debate will turn to plans to diversify supply.
Natural gas is cleaner and less expensive, but like coal, natural gas returns fossil carbon to the atmosphere, upsetting the global carbon cycle and climate.
Even if gas returns to $3 per gallon, it'll still take years to recover the outlay on slightly more fuel-efficient hybrids.
It's no mystery why carbon dioxide (CO2) levels fluctuate with the seasons: As greenery grows in the spring and summer, it soaks up the planet-warming gas, and when trees shed their leaves in the autumn, some of that gas returns to the atmosphere.
As the economy improved under Obama's direction, the price of gas returned to its pre-crash baseline.
