Sentence examples for hydraulic from inspiring English sources

Figures from the government and the biogas industry show that generating gas from waste can produce cheaper energy in the short term with fewer carbon emissions than current controversial hydraulic fracturing projects.

It also provides the hydraulic pressure that fires the nymph's lower mouth parts towards its prey in a few milliseconds, the secret of the dragonfly's hunting prowess.

A measure calling for a report on the impact of the company's hydraulic fracturing practices drew 24.9% support.

Industrial group Diploma, whose products include hydraulic seats and components for Formula 1 cars, dropped 58.5p or nearly 8% to 701.5p after it said the strong pound would see first half revenues grow by just 5%, compared to 10% the same time last year.

A thin yellow rope separated the cameras from a backdrop of oily car parts and hydraulic lifts.

"In the mid-90s the industry was literally taken unaware by the people who came along and built tree houses, cut the hydraulic lines on the equipment and put sand in the tanks, because at the time it was quite easy to win a contract and put a route through an area," Kerr told the Scottish affairs committee in November.

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America now has an abundance of natural gas, thanks to the hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking", of underground rocks.

Then they shoot thousands of gallons of water, sand and chemicals into the shale formation, creating hairline fractures in the rock hence the procedure's proper name, "hydraulic fracturing".

Mr Premji set out how Wipro better known for IT has five manufacturing units in India (they make hydraulic cylinders) and overall relied on a broad network of 1,200 Indian suppliers, meaning lots  of jobs created indirectly.Mr Birla spoke of a new high-end aluminium manufacturing site in Odisha (formerly Orissa) which now does quality work for the firm that used to be done in a British factory.

This is the use of hydraulic fracturing ("fracking"), in which, in the case of oil or gas, water is injected into rocks whose hydrocarbons are too tightly bound to the rocky matrix to gush to the surface of their own accord.