Sentence examples for kerosene of from inspiring English sources

Starks's head-butting of Miller in the 1993 series is scored to "Carmen," turning the heated incident into a Marx Brothers scene, not the emotional kerosene of the Pacers' only win of that series.

Developed country health and safety officers would despair, but the 500 or more small-scale illegal oil refineries that have sprung up across the Niger delta in the past five years make diesel and kerosene of good enough quality to use in generators and cars.

Using the screening process, we selected the strain CLA2, which was able to grow in MM medium containing 20 g/L biodiesel residue and exhibited an emulsifying activity (E24) for kerosene of around 60.4% after 144 hours of growth.

The regeneration capacity of this extraction system was tested by carrying out successive extraction stripping cycles of kerosene solution of Cyanex 272.

The Concorde burns about 4,670 gallons of kerosene for every hour of flight, compared with 2,340 gallons for the Boeing 747-400, Boeing's biggest aircraft.

The share of modern sources of household energy consumption includes 15.35% of kerosene, 0.28% of diesel and 4.75% electricity which account 20.38% of the total domestic energy consumption.

Hundreds of porters carried the production's 5 tons of kerosene, 10 tons of rice and 4 tons of lentils.

Jeswani (1981) researched the effect of powder particles of graphite in dielectric kerosene oil of EDM.

Residents live in multiple layers of clothing and ration their use of kerosene for heat and hot water.

Even more critical, the invention of the light bulb gradually began to erode the dominance of kerosene for illumination.

The products reduce the use of kerosene, the fuel of choice among the world's poorest consumers.