Sentence examples for make a fuel from inspiring English sources

The chemicals can be extracted and catalytically altered to make a fuel that burns like diesel.

At the moment, no one can make a fuel cell at a competitive cost, but the fuel cell people look at hydrogen production as the problem.

But for now, why take land away from making food to make a fuel that basically adds little to energy conservation?

North Carolina State University, in Raleigh, will get $3.7 million to work on increasing the yield of oil per acre from the camelina plant, in a project to make a fuel that can substitute for jet fuel or diesel.

The painstaking process of actually manufacturing the material to make a fuel usable in weapons, by enriching uranium or reprocessing spent plutonium from power reactors, is a lot harder than it looks in the movies.

It was the first victory for a hybrid-powered vehicle in the endurance classic in Sebring, Fla., according to the organizers, Treluyer, who had to make a fuel stop with just 20 minutes to go, was at the wheel for the close victory over the No. 2 Audi of Tom Kristensen, Allan McNish and Lucas di Grassi.

Chief among the doubters is Carlos Ghosn, the boss of Nissan, a rival Japanese automaker that has yet to make a fuel-cell car.

He suggested that if Toyota had truly wanted to make a fuel-efficient seven-passenger wagon, it could have developed a hybrid from the four-cylinder Highlander that could have obtained real-world mileage of 30 m.p.g.

Bulls on the stock point out reasons why patient investors might think of committing capital here, emphasizing Ford's high-quality vehicles, healthy international businesses (including 11% market share in South America) and solid retail sales of the Ford Focus, which shows, they write, that Ford can make a fuel-efficient vehicle to compete with the Toyota Camry and Honda Civic.

Florida Progress's electric fuels unit makes a fuel from tar and coal particles that it sells to utilities.

Pairing two isoprene molecules makes a fuel that might be blended with gasoline; grouping three makes a chemical with characteristics suitable for blending with diesel.