Sentence examples for introduction of gas from inspiring English sources

The lighting of streets by feeble oil lamps was revolutionized by the introduction of gas, and soon the Gas-Light and Coke Company (1812) was followed by similar companies scattered throughout London.

The first major advance in several centuries was the introduction of gas lighting.

This trend was stimulated by the introduction of gas lighting about 1825 and of electric lighting about 1885.

With the introduction of gas, limelights, and, finally, electric lights into the theatre came the need for new makeup materials and more skillful techniques of application.

It is designed to achieve causal inference by exploiting the natural experiment created by the introduction of gas development, at standard levels of statistical significance, no different than any other non-randomized double blind control trial.

The introduction of gas in aerated concrete is achieved usually by the use of finely divided aluminum powder.

The objective of this study is to improve the design of a starting, lighting and ignition (SLI) lead-acid battery with the introduction of gas-separation membrane technology that functions as an electrolyte retainer.

These vias allowed introduction of gases into the microfluidic channels of the device.

However, DCI can also cause arterial gas embolism due to introduction of alveolar gas emboli via cardiac shunts and/or pulmonary vessels, but more frequently presents as decompression sickness (DCS), which is caused by excess supersaturation during and after decompression [102].

However, DCI can also cause arterial gas embolism due to introduction of alveolar gas emboli via cardiac shunts and/or pulmonary vessels, but more frequently presents as decompression sickness (DCS), which is caused by excess supersaturation during and after decompression [ 102].

Next, the O2 flow is stopped and replaced by 300 sccm Ar flow for 10 min as a buffer gas after O2 and before the introduction of hydrogen gas.