Sentence examples for increased exhaust from inspiring English sources
When combined with feed manipulation and increased exhaust air velocity, the figure can be as high as 920 m.
To decrease the influence of the increased exhaust pressure of a turbocompound engine, a new architecture is developed by combining the turbocompound engine with divided exhaust period (DEP).
Increased exhaust NO2/NO ratio resulted in NOx conversion at lower temperatures and also in accumulation of NOx on the catalyst surface.
Traffic congestion makes cities less pleasant places to live in, a particular problem being the negative impact on health as a result of increased exhaust emissions.
Horizontal winglets were shown to be more effective than vertical winglets as they decreased intake and exhaust air temperatures by about 5 °C and 8 °C respectively and increased exhaust air velocity by 1.2 m/s.
From the outcome of various studies available in the technical literature, there exists a gap in implementing 100% neat mustard oil biodiesel as a replacement of diesel for practical applications owing to increased exhaust NO x emissions.
Decreasing the height of return grille will increase exhaust air temperature and significantly reduce the cooling coil load.
In the last decade, the air quality has been rapidly decreasing in Quito because of urbanization and increasing exhaust from public transportation.
Applications varied by facility and included increasing exhaust air volume with the addition of assist fans, ways to reduce room leakage and confirm negative pressure, such as using flutter strips on doors or pressure gauges on walls.
Recently we found that Tim-3 was increased on exhausted T cells in chronic hepatitis C infection and may provide a novel therapeutic target [9].
Given the recent demonstration that expression of negative immune regulator Tim-3 is increased on exhausted T cells in patients with HCV [9] and that galectin-9 is a ligand for Tim-3 [7], we analyzed the circulating levels of galectin-9 in the plasma from patients with chronic HCV, non-viral liver disease and normal controls.
