Sentence examples for moving gas from inspiring English sources

Owners of interstate pipeline companies like El Paso charge shippers a fee for moving gas on their lines.

This technique is useful in determining the structural details of polysaccharides, particularly since the various methylated sugars are easily separated by techniques involving gas chromatography, in which a moving gas stream carries a mixture through a column of a stationary liquid or solid, the components thus being resolved.

There are two general categories of pulmonary function tests: (1) those that measure ventilatory function, or lung volumes and the process of moving gas in and out of the lungs from ambient air to the alveoli (air sacs), and (2) those measuring respiratory function, or the transfer of gas between the alveoli and the blood.

Free moving gas bubbles were not observed.

The tests have been performed in the laboratory using the moving gas outlet (MGO) equipment.

The moving gas technique was employed to determine the transient and steady-state response behavior of nanocrystalline gas sensors.

To explore the formalism's potential contribution to these applications, we need to investigate the definition of moving gases, liquids, rigid bodies, and deformable solids.

But pipeline bottlenecks in the Pyrenees could make it difficult to move gas from Spanish ports to central Europe.

A third alternative would force the builders to use the Algonquin Pipeline to move gas through Westchester to the city.

The buyer, Regency Gas Services, is getting two plants in Louisiana and one each in Kansas and Oklahoma, as well as 2,100 miles of lines used to move gas to the sites.

Westcoast, which is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, has the pipeline and storage infrastructure to move gas to markets where Duke is most active.