Sentence examples for gasoline driven from inspiring English sources

The majority of these water boats are powered by human labor, sail power, and diesel and gasoline driven engines.

An extension cord was used to connect the gasoline driven Kohler auxiliary power supply to the transmitters, alternating between the low frequency and the high frequency equipment, in order to be able to communicate on both the Coast Guard and distress frequencies.

Knowing the vapour phase transport of E20 and B20 is vital as they represent future gasoline blend due to the consistent increase in alcohol volume in gasoline driven mainly by the Clean Air Act and the Energy Independence and Security Act [5, 23].

A gasoline driven post hole digger (you can also rent this or dig the holes manually).

PAGE C1 HOW ABOUT $8 A GALLON? Europeans, who are long accustomed to paying higher prices for gasoline, drive fuel-efficient cars, support public transportation, ride bicycles and generally act green.

Each RC transports a robot and accessory components including a shielded operation box, area camera, radiation dose meter, a smaller gasoline drive generator, and so on [6, 7] (Figs. 6, 7).

Electric vehicles are, on a lifetime basis, less costly than many conventional gasoline drive trains.

A sharp increase in gasoline prices — driven largely by oil's recent rebound from $33 a barrel — was responsible for much of the increase in retail sales in May.

At full power the fuel consumption is better than most road car engines — with less CO2 production compared with a gasoline car driven at high speed — although this is not the case at low speed because of catalytic converters on road cars.

The Prius gasoline motor sometimes drives the wheels directly, sometimes charges up the batteries while the electric motor turns the wheels, and sometimes runs only on electricity.

Gasoline lines drive people crazy because, prior to the war, the price of gasoline in Iraq was ridiculously low.