Sentence examples for great combustion from inspiring English sources

Yes, the power comes on like a knife through warm butter, in such a linear fashion that even the great combustion engines are quivering in their cylinders.

The exothermic performance of products studies show that the ANECCs prepared by EPD exhibit the great combustion performance and thermodynamic properties.

A major benefit of using CMCs in aircraft engines is that they allow higher operating temperatures and thus greater combustion efficiency, leading to reduced fuel consumption.

The coal forms with greater combustion capacity have the greatest risk of causing coal miner pneumoconiosis (CMP), due to having the most surface free radicals [ 3, 4].

In the 1850s Thomas J. Rodman of the U.S. Army developed black powder grains so shaped that they provided a progressively greater burning surface as the combustion progressed, with a resulting maximum energy release after the projectile had already begun to travel down the bore of the gun.

The aluminium and water would react vigorously to generate pockets of concentrated hydrogen in the landfill at high pressures with great risk of combustion.

The great discrepancies in combustion characteristics may mainly attribute to the significant differences of the flow patterns both in cavity and mainstream.

Preliminary economic assessments, have suggested that CLC holds great promise for combustion processes, having the potential for achieving very efficient and low cost CO2 capture.

This type of solver is of great interest in combustion devices where the flow speed is small but where the unsteady heat release can be coupled to the acoustic modes and lead to instabilities.

In addition, computer-controlled fuel-injection systems ensure more precise air-fuel mixtures, creating greater efficiency in combustion and lower generation of pollutants.

The emission sources were greatest from the combustion during the primary milling simulation of the BC-HWPv1, peaking at 28 Mt CO2e in 1987 (Figure5b).