Sentence examples for gaseous new from inspiring English sources

And he vented his gaseous new opinions in fits of oratory at antiwar demonstrations, as recounted in his books.

In this study, through a series of multiple-contact tests linked to micromodel and slim tube experiments, it has been aimed to comprehensively investigate; (i) CW oil phase behaviour, (ii) the characteristic of gaseous new phase, and (iii) its impact on oil recovery by CWI, (iv) CW displacement front propagation inside the reservoir as CW moving far from injection point.

NASA, ESA, Jean-Paul Kneib (Laboratoire d'Astrophysique de Marseille) et al. Without that gaseous presence, new stars can no longer form.

Along this purpose, the study was devoted to the application of a new gaseous radiative properties model called Spectral Line-based Weighted-Sum-of-Gray-Gases (SLWSGG) adapted for BFG combustion.

Recently, it has been visually demonstrated that CO2 transfer from carbonated water into a "live" crude oil would trigger the formation of a new gaseous phase, which would hugely boost the performance of CWI under real reservoir conditions.

In this context, for ultrasound coupled directly to gaseous atmospheres a new threshold value of 170 dB (re. 20 μPa) can be suggested, and for ultrasonic applications in liquids, an augmentation can be made to the threshold to 400 mW/mm2.

A prospective line of the development of surface engineering is the production of multicomponent and composite layers by introducing new gaseous atmospheres, such as vapours of metallorganic compounds, and by combining (in a way justified from the economical point of view) various surface engineering methods.

The results indicated CO2 partitioning at the interface of carbonated water (CW) and live oil leads to nucleation of a new gaseous phase inside the oil that boosts the performance of CWI significantly which represents being a game-changer for this EOR technique.

So a new gaseous recipe had been devised, one with less nitrogen, less oxygen, and a whole lot of helium instead - thus Carpenter's cartoonish falsetto.

The European Space Agency's Herschel Space Observatory took this infrared image of the Andromeda Galaxy, showing rings of dust that trace gaseous reservoirs where new stars are forming.

Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) has been shown to act as a new gaseous transmitter in mammalian tissues [ 1, 2].