Sentence examples for low blend from inspiring English sources

The PEMS was calibrated with the Low blend, and both BAR-97 Low and BAR-97 High (with pollutant concentrations that are in the range of what would be emitted from a gasoline engine) blends were passed through the PEMS and pollutant concentrations measured.

Using a variety of sophisticated morphology protocols it is shown that at low blend compositions, the dispersed phase actually exists as stable fibers of extremely small diameter of 50 200 nm and the continuity develops by fiber fiber coalescence.

It began with a low blend of anhydrous alcohol with regular gasoline in 1976, and since July 2007 the mandatory blend is 25% of alcohol or gasohol E25.

Howe rushed out and bought anything he could find cheap — picture frames, tennis rackets, old suitcases — a quirky high-low blend that, at the time, was highly unusual.

Rather than being a cheap jibe, Cohen's ironic noting of his celebrity status continued the argument of a review that suggested he exemplifies the very mixing up of lowbrow and highbrow he criticises: as a regular newspaper columnist, a novelist whose film- and soap opera-influenced books are a "high-low blend", and now a B-lister fated to be "paparazzied".

Reviewing Vargas Llosa's new collection of essays Notes on the Death of Culture, an indictment of the west's obsession with entertainment, novelist Joshua Cohen put the Peruvian writer in the "Grumpy Old Novelists" category, finding that "Vargas Llosa's novels have never hesitated to traffic in the same high-low blend he now bemoans".

The company offers a large range of products, including premium fuels, diesel, biofuel blends, lubricants and low aromatic blends.

The low withers blend into a narrow back, and the croup is short and steep.

The results suggest that ethanol produced from softwood and sold as a low percentage blend with gasoline could be cost competitive with gasoline without requiring subsidy.

For the supply-chains described here, and with the cost and market parameters selected, selling ethanol as a low percentage blend with gasoline will maximise ethanol revenues and minimise the need for subsidies.

The best performing chains (ethanol produced from softwood and sold as a low percentage blend with gasoline) could ultimately be cost competitive with gasoline without requiring subsidy, but production from straw would generally be less competitive.