Sentence examples for participating gas from inspiring English sources

Close attention was paid to the distributions of the participating gas species and their effects on the charge/discharge performance.

Customers using the cards to buy gas will immediately save 10 cents per gallon during the summer driving season at participating gas stations in 18 states.

The proposed model considers the participating gas and solid phases, i.e., combined heat transfer by conduction and radiation in both phases and partial photon reflection on phase interfaces.

To kick off the program, Waze is also offering discounts at participating gas stations, including Kum & Go, Hess, Mid-Atlantic Convenience Stores (BP and Exxon stations) and Vintners Distributers (Shell).

This paper reports on simulating thermal radiation from a building space using a double-glazed window with the option of having a participating gas like CO2 filling the inter-glazing space.

Those completing at least 100 trips a month can get up to 15 cents a gallon off at participating gas stations throughout the U.S. and the rewards card can be used to purchase other items at the station as well like Gatorade and snacks.

It is found that expanding the wavelength range for window material transmittance increases heat fluxes through the system while using participating gases gives an insulation effect.

However, the lack of microscopic data for the transport phenomena of the participating gases and the uncertainties in quantifying the reaction kinetics are major obstacles towards the use of the numerical simulation as a reliable design tool.

Although the engineered lungs participate gas exchange in vivo for only short time intervals, these significant advances demonstrate the feasibility of using whole decellularized, cadaveric lungs as scaffolds for generation of functionally engineered lungs for transplantation.

The good correlation between increased lung volume and decrease of intrapulmonary shunt indicates that the recruited lung spaces are capable of participating in gas exchange and are not caused by overdistension or dead space increase.

Phase II (expiratory upstroke) is the transition between VDana, which does not participate in gas exchange, and alveolar gas from the respiratory bronchioles and alveoli.