Sentence examples for imperfect gas from inspiring English sources
The essential deficiency of early breechloaders was the imperfect gas seal between breechblock and barrel, a problem that was not solved until the advent of the brass cartridge late in the 19th century.
The gas remains perfect; its state equation remains always valid, except, it is named in more by calorically imperfect gas.
The gas remains perfect, its state equation remains always valid, except it will name in more calorically imperfect gas or gas at High Temperature.
The pressure and temperature fields in the reservoir are determined by solving the problem of non-isothermal filtration of an imperfect gas and are compared with equilibrium conditions of hydrate formation.
The first attempt of partially combining these two approaches is done in the present work: the pressure and temperature fields in the reservoir are determined by solving the problem of non-isothermal filtration of an imperfect gas and are compared with equilibrium conditions of hydrate formation.
A comprehensive approach to climate policy is needed and should include efforts to address the energy crisis, However, a plausible case can be made that the U.S. is putting in place a workable, if imperfect greenhouse gas regulatory program.
Energy efficiency (remember that?), natural gas (imperfect, yes, but improvable) and wind are all cheaper.
In that real world of ugly energy, more energy efficiency, renewable energy, nuclear power, and natural gas – imperfect as they are – offer big public health benefits.
But if we're looking for a fundamental reason why the prices might diverge for long periods of time, I'd suggest that it's because oil and natural gas are imperfect substitutes.
While these technologies have proven successful in commercializing the resource, imperfect understanding of basic shale gas reservoir properties, and methods used to characterize them, has perhaps led to inefficiencies in shale gas resource development and recovery that can be improved over time with further research.
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a prominent and toxic gas mainly generated by imperfect burning in fires or ovens.
