Sentence examples for possibility of gas from inspiring English sources

The possibility of gas wasn't much discussed.

The Army has agreed to build a structure about the size of a football field over the site to minimize the possibility of gas or liquid escaping.

The possibility of gas production from natural gas hydrate bearing sediments (NGHBS) has been scrutinized by many researchers.

The results show that the possibility of gas escape in fully penetrated weld pool is much greater than non-penetrated weld.

The system can also be used to research the failure mechanism of cable bolt support and to test the possibility of gas burn or explosion ignited by the sparks or high temperature.

Balcombe's protesters oft-cited concerns are about their water and air quality, the despoliation of an area of natural beauty, the effect on house prices (falling, according to some residents), the disturbance of the traffic to and from the site, the possibility of gas flaring, and the effects of fossil fuel burning on climate change.

The Guardian's sources also said the possibility of gassing badgers had been discussed.

In all cases, the crystallite size was below 60 nm which correlated very well with the possibility of gas-sensing measurements at relatively low temperatures of 300 °C.

Last week Mr Paterson said the government was exploring the possibility of gassing badgers to cull carriers of bovine TB.

They are hydrophobic and lipophobic and so immiscible but they could form emulsions; they maintain the possibility of gases like CO2 and O2 to diffuse [ 4– 30].

Why they are misrepresenting the possibilities of gas dispersion, droplet nuclei dispersion and transport characteristics, droplet microfluidics, emulsions – microemulsions and nanoemulsions and emulsion dispersion, atomized vaporizer vapor dispersion, spray dispersion, cloud, plume or fog dispersion can only be to minimize public panic for political reasons.