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Our take: A gas-powered Spark is a reasonable choice if your child at college needs budget transportation; it seems to make little sense to spend nearly twice as much for a version of the same car — that can do less.

In America it took a gas glut and lots of deregulation over many years.

Taking a gas content of 2.80 m3/t as the lower limit of shale with a commercial shale gas potential suggested by Halliburton (Wang et al. 2012a), shale with a gas-filling porosity of 2.6%% should have a burial depth of about 1500 m to achieve this gas content under a pressure coefficient of 1.5 according to Fig. 7.

Pack plenty of energy bars, possibly a few tins of food (if you are planning on lighting a fire, or taking a gas cooker, you can take tins of potatoes, carrots etc), a few sandwiches, possibly some crisps or other starch based snacks, some fruit in an airtight container and any other food you want.

The vet took a gas-powered pistol loaded with anaesthetic and walked down the hill to the enclosure.

Take a rarefied gas -- atoms darting around in a container -- and cool it so that the motion becomes slower and slower.

"If we take a modern gas power plant in Norway such as the one on the southwest coast at Karsto, the efficiency is typically 59%," says Olav Falk-Pedersen, TCM's technology manager.

If you find you are bloated from excess gas due to increased fiber, take an anti-gas pill.

Jeffrey Harris, of Beckley, W.Va., said mine workers would take a number of gas monitors to check for gas levels, but only report the lowest reading.

Take an anti-gas pill.

Building planets is easier than cooking a turkey: Take a lot of gas and dust, stir gently, allow clumps to form, then leave alone for 10 million years.