Sentence examples for gasoline's from inspiring English sources

It's also a reminder that the label of premium, meant to signal the gasoline's octane rating — its ability to forestall the destructive effects of erratic combustion — also applies to the price.

Industry experts offered one explanation for this story of gasoline's haves and have-nots.

In May -- the month of gasoline's recent price peak -- the University of Michigan index of consumer sentiment dropped 4.2percentto to 90.2, from 94.2 in April.

Alcohol blends helped to meet that requirement, and as a side benefit raised the gasoline's octane rating — a potential performance advantage.

And the overall picture for pollution and energy — which the engineers call "well to wheels" — might have drawbacks to equal gasoline's.

That is a drastic improvement over the 436 grams emitted by the production of hydrogen using grid electricity, and a major improvement over gasoline's 374 grams, but experts say it may not be a particularly good use of natural gas.

While it is a long way from reducing dependence on oil, it is slowly changing the diesel engine's reputation as the gasoline engine's dirty cousin.

Hence, in this study, the FCC riser is simulated based on a six-lumped kinetic model [15] consisting of vacuum gas oil, gasoline, C3's (propane and propene), C4's (butane and butene), dry gas (H2, C1 C2) and coke.

Old trucks bore signs for brands long gone: Richfield Gasoline, Filene's Sons and Sheffield Farms Sealect.

In 2010, when his government proposed changes to subsidies that would have led to a sharp rise in the price of gasoline, El Alto's residents again blockaded the capital and forced Mr. Morales to back down.

In "Gasoline Alley" 's November 2, 1930, Sunday strip, Walt takes Skeezix to visit a museum, where they admire a landscape painting done in a mish-mosh of Cubist and expressionist styles.