| I have such a headache and I seriously would not be surprised if I spontaneously combusted or something right about now. |
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| These pollutants should be removed and treated with a non-burn technology before the waste or methane is combusted, he adds. |
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| Damien maddens me so much it is a wonder why I haven't spontaneously combusted. |
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| Regular readers will recall that three bendy buses last year spontaneously combusted, provoking a temporary withdrawal of the entire fleet. |
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| An oily rag, which spontaneously combusted, ignited the complex and burned most of the storage units, including his next door. |
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| After washing and drying, it was combusted to recover any carbon dioxide for the radiocarbon analysis. |
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| If two men planning such an attack spontaneously combusted minutes before they initiated it, I'd call that fortunate. |
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| Thereby, it shall be added to the emissions of the installation where the fuel is combusted and deducted from the installation of origin. |
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| The methane is combusted through numerous radical reactions, but it can be represented as a methane combustion reaction. |
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| Therefore, the net carbon emissions that occur when biofuels are combusted are zero, although other greenhouse gases are emitted. |
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| In a typical experiment to determine the heat of combustion, a known amount of substance would be combusted in a sealed container submerged in a well-insulated water bath. |
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| In some cases the light fraction has little use and may be combusted for disposal. |
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| Such has been the awful trajectory of Ukraine, where protests that began peacefully in November have combusted in grotesque violence. |
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| Sir Alex Ferguson was among those who combusted, and I offer Poyet a route out of the flames by asking if he regrets the cry-baby sneer. |
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| However, almost exactly four years before, Alex Ferguson combusted in remarkably similar fashion at Upton Park. |
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| The most pressing challenge presently is, however, climate change, as fossil fuels emit carbon dioxide when combusted. |
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| The CO2 is separated from the hydrogen, which, when combusted, gives off what is basically water vapour. |
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| At the fresh air side, it is blown into the combustion chambers and is combusted together with the air-fuel mixture. |
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| The H2 can be used as a feedstock in a chemical plant, or it can be combusted in a gas turbine to produce electricity. |
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| The renewable energy portion is defined by the energy value of the combusted biodegradable material. |
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| Oil shale and tar sands produced and combusted directly should be reported in this category. |
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| In the second step, the sample is combusted in the high temperature furnace at a temperature of up to 1500°C. This makes it possible, for example, to distinguish between organic and inorganic carbon in a single analysis run. |
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| They control when the combusted mixture is expelled. |
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| Jordan, which has remained largely stable as the Arab world has combusted around it, has taken measures to upgrade its border security to forestall efforts to establish a rebel base in Jordan. |
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| The supersonic incoming air is dramatically slowed through the inlet, where it is then combusted at the much slower, subsonic, speeds. |
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| Incineration produces fly ash and bottom ash just as is the case when coal is combusted. |
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| Coke may be combusted producing little or no smoke, while bituminous coal would produce much smoke. |
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| I nearly spontaneously combusted on Thursday after hearing of their latest, well-meant, but totally unachievable proposal. |
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| In order to make cement limestone is combusted to produce clinker. |
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| In a combustion-turbine system, a liquid or gaseous fuel is combusted, creating hot, pressurized combustion gases that are forced through a turbine. |
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| How much biomass was combusted or employed in processes? |
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| An internal-combustion system is similar to that found in an automobile: fuel is combusted in cylindrical chambers, turning a crankshaft that operates a generator. |
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| In an extreme case, however, if coal is to remain a significant portion of the world's energy mix and is mostly combusted, approximately 5,000 Gt of carbon would need to be stored and could potentially leak. |
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| Most of this oil is then combusted or oxidised in the catalyst. |
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| Apart from the respiratory conditions caused by the inhalation of cannabis smoke and combusted materials, risks may be exacerbated by the THC in cannabis smoke. |
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| The sulfur, along with coke additions, serves as a fuel and is combusted to sulfur dioxide gas, which is usually recovered for the production of sulfuric acid as a by-product. |
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