Sentence examples for less soot from inspiring English sources

Text messages, on the other hand, leave much less soot.

Do you want a cleaner city, one with less soot?

The company also plans to use more natural gas, which produces less soot and carbon dioxide than coal.

The oil flows up to a drill rig, the Q4000, where both the oil and the gas it contains are burned using special equipment that produces far less soot than open-air burning of oil.

Replacing primitive cooking stoves with modern versions that emit far less soot could provide a much-needed stopgap, while nations struggle with the more difficult task of enacting programs and developing technologies to curb carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels.

Whenever the plane landed, it was obvious which engine was using the mixture because it had much less soot on its cowl, said Grazia Zanin, the director of renewable aviation fuels development at Baylor.

Yes, indeed they will, but not necessarily worse than today's gas suckers (reformulated diesel goes into effect next year, and it will be far less soot-producing than what buses and trucks burn now).

But not necessarily worse than today's gas suckers (reformulated diesel goes into effect next year, and it will be far less soot-producing than the stuff buses and trucks burn now).

The sensitivity of the sooting limit to the strain rate was more pronounced for less sooting fuels.

Though aliphatics are less sooting than aromatics, the presence of methyl groups on the aromatic ring in m-xylene not only increased the soot production rate, but also led to soot particles with less hydrogen content than those from benzene flames.

Reflecting high thermodynamic stability, PAHs may resist decomposition and yield a less graphitic soot nanostructure using either a fast or a slow temperature increase.