Sentence examples for more efficient gas from inspiring English sources
Many new industries can be built, such as those related to telemedicine, automobiles with 100MPG+ fuel efficiency, more efficient gas and oil extraction from shale, and next-generation semiconductors.
But if you're replacing a more efficient gas heating system, think twice.
It features new, more efficient gas and steam turbines, as well as a new integrated electronic control system.
It also puts the oxygen and blood into closer proximity, which allows for more efficient gas exchange compared with conventional ECMO.
The U.S. experience suggests that a more efficient gas market, marked by flexible pricing and fueled by indigenous unconventional resources that are produced sustainably, can reduce coal use, CO2 emissions and consumers' electricity bills, without harming energy security.
This was accomplished first by gas vans, which were more impersonal, and then by the still more efficient gas chamber system, in which Germans could release gas into vast spaces filled with Jews and force other Jews to pull out the corpses before gassing them in turn.
New, more efficient gas-fired generators made natural gas not only a cleaner alternative to oil and coal for power plants but often cheaper, too.
It was rebuilt with more efficient gas-heated ovens, but later owners, the politically powerful De Courcel family, didn't keep investing in new machinery and over the years, the company was flattened by technical upheavals, including an invention almost as shattering as the shelling by the Americans: unbreakable plates.
Still, the use of natural gas to create electricity has been rising rapidly, in part because of more-efficient gas turbines.
Though Opel eventually benefited from Fiat's expertise with diesel engines, bitterness remains over G.M.'s unwillingness to collaborate on more-efficient gas engines that would pollute less yet have more power.
Diesel may be more efficient than gas but it produces a lot more of the noxious gases linked to smog and toxic particulates causing serious health effects from emphysema, asthma to premature deaths.
