Sentence examples for gasoline content from inspiring English sources

Stringent gasoline content regulations can improve child health, and may diminish existing health disparities.

However, the immiscible phase movement ceases once the gasoline content has dropped below a threshold level.

Gasoline content regulations are designed to curb pollution and improve health, but their impact on health has not been quantified.

By exploiting both the timing of regulation and spatial variation in children's exposure to highways, I estimate the effect of gasoline content regulation on pollution and child health.

In addition, unlike the essentially invariant yield of the gasoline in the Group I, the gasoline content in the Group II showed an upward trend with the increase of Catalyst II, which demonstrated that the formation of gasoline had a positive correlation with the introduced amount of γ-alumina when methanol first passed through Catalyst II.

Three soils were tested at varying initial gasoline contents, water contents, and at room and sub-zero temperatures.

Dates of important changes in gasoline lead content are indicated by the arrows in Figure 1.

Gasoline Pb content declined significantly in North America in the 1970s and 1980s (e.g., from 0.53 g/L in 1974 to 0.026 g/L in 1988 in the United States) [ U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Mines USDIBMM) 1972, 1982].

There's a famous picture from a couple of years ago of a hydrogen station at the Stuttgart airport with a Mercedes fuel-cell car in front: the pump price reads 0.9 euros per 100 grams, the equivalent of nine euros, or $11.81 by current exchange rates, for one kilogram, equal to a gallon of gasoline in energy content.

The research has put forward a new reaction mode [2] to reduce FCC gasoline's olefin content.

The simulation results show that reactive distillation could obtain product gasoline with sulfur content less than 1 ppmw.