Sentence examples for proportion of fuel from inspiring English sources
But as carbon emissions continue, our remaining budget does get smaller every year – and therefore the proportion of fuel we can burn.
The coal in Limpopo also includes a high proportion of fuel that can be used in the metallurgical industry, either locally or by international producers.
The large proportion of fuel evaporated from the outer region is mainly due to its larger area.
The AA and RAC have been quick to point out that tax as a proportion of fuel prices has climbed in recent years and a rise could mean it creeps above 80% of the overall cost once VAT is included.
It is observed that increasing the fuel bound oxygen concentration ultimately reduces the formation of NOx by increasing the proportion of fuel oxidized through formaldehyde, as opposed to acetylene or acetaldehyde.
Main-sequence stars with more than two solar masses undergo convection in their core regions, which acts to stir up the newly created helium and maintain the proportion of fuel needed for fusion to occur.
For large droplets, when the ignition was evaporation-controlled, ignition delay times were strongly affected by the proportion of fuels having different volatilities.
Even attempting to preserve this level of energy output in 30 years' time, using the same proportion of fuels, would be a near-hopeless feat.
One possible reason that standard correction procedures have not produced consistent results is the variability of fuel evaporation; another is mixture distribution, or delivering the same proportions of fuel and air to each cylinder from the single four-barrel carburetor.
Stoichiometric conditions are those in which the proportions of fuel and air are such that there is not an excess of either one in the combustion reaction -- all the fuel is burned, and all the air (oxidizer) is used up in the reaction.
The high pressure rise with added C2HF5 or C3H2F3Br is shown to be dependent upon the amount of added agent, and can only occur if a large fraction of the available oxidizer in the chamber is consumed, corresponding to stoichiometric proportions of fuel, oxygen, and agent.
