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| s lyrics focus on an unidentified "thing" that | fuels a romantic attraction. |
| 4A, widely used in commercial and military jet | fuels, acts also as a lubricity additive. |
| gy Agency and is on the Board of the Renewable | Fuels Agency. |
| In a CFB combustor, coal or other | fuels, air, and crushed limestone or other sorbents |
| The use of fossil | fuels allows humans to participate in takedown, whic |
| All zip | fuels also have a number of disadvantages. |
| arrels per day of ultra-clean diesel, aviation | fuels and naphtha. |
| rposes are as an insulator (such as for rocket | fuels) and acoustic damper. |
| e and hydrazine derivatives find use as rocket | fuels and monopropellants. |
| t in 1945 and used to test rocket engines, new | fuels and explosives. |
| n an in-depth discussion about the various alt | fuels and why the United States needs to move to mor |
| , that they must be as good as traditional jet | fuels, and that they should be cost competitive with |
| , which are not fuel (fuel minerals or mineral | fuels) and are not sources of metals (metallic miner |
| team published the Report On Investigations by | Fuels and Lubricants Teams At The I.G. |
| high regression-rate liquefying hybrid rocket | fuels and motors. |
| all new filling stations to offer alternative | fuels, and stations with an annual volume of more th |
| teins and to convert crude biomass into useful | fuels and chemicals, and fluorogenic probes to image |
| Village Pantry sold Marathon branded | fuels, and had 190 convenience stores in Indiana, Oh |
| A common use is as stabilizers in | fuels and lubricants to prevent oxidation, and in ga |
| paints, varnishes, adhesives, washing agents, | fuels and in the papermaking process. |
| y's petroleum refinery, which produce multiple | fuels and products from petroleum. |
| il: The Myths, Realities, and Future of Fossil | Fuels and Their Alternatives.(US) |
| with enlarging the dialogue about alternative | fuels and energy conservation. |
| ed to develop new isotopes, test materials and | fuels, and produce neutron radiation beams, that bec |
| ogy; fluid systems and machinery dynamics; and | fuels and lubricants. |
| as an antioxidant, e.g. to prevent gumming in | fuels, and as an ultraviolet stabilizer. |
| overty, injustice and discrimination"; "fossil | fuels and foreign oil"; "government subsidies for bi |
| Exchanges of Soviet | fuels and raw materials for capital goods and manufa |
| ion took over occupation and continued to test | fuels and explosives for the US military and the US |
| argument in support of moving away from fossil | fuels and towards distributed generation. |
| ories in Canada also have taxes on these motor | fuels, and some metropolitan areas such as Montreal, |
| els to complement petroleum for transportation | fuels and for alternative energy including wind, hyd |
| d on renewable energy to substitute for fossil | fuels and energy conservation for efficient energy u |
| r 11 specifies calculations pertaining to oil, | fuels and natural gas liquids. |
| is intimately involved in production of fossil | fuels and a majority of metal deposits because of it |
| frigerant lubricants, as well as additives for | fuels and metalworking fluids |
| orado, is the first fully-integrated synthetic | fuels and chemicals facility in the United States. |
| DCI-6A, for motor gasoline and distillate | fuels, and for U.S. military fuels (JP-4, JP-5, JP-8 |
| de into isobutanol, which can be used in motor | fuels and as a chemical feedstock. |
| asol is a global petrochemical group producing | fuels and chemicals. |
| Annex 8 is for | fuels and new mobile sources |
| e of the company to include the bulk supply of | fuels and lubricants. |
| and economically viable technologies for solar | fuels and electricity production. |
| nduct in science, and issues related to fossil | fuels and the climate of Planet Earth. |
| microorganisms to convert renewable biomass to | fuels and chemicals. |
| alls as a result of conservation, use of other | fuels and recession. |
| d the drastic changes in the cost of petroleum | fuels and biodiesel feedstocks. |
| 5 is a similar compound, for use in distillate | fuels and solvents. |
| Hydrocarbons are used as fossil | fuels and to manufacture plastics and petrochemicals |
| With the exploration success of Energy | Fuels and the ensuing development of the early Hack |
| Specific combinations of | fuels and co-solvents are required in order to disso |
| banning or regulating the sale of certain | fuels and/or requiring the use of cleaner fuels for |
| These | fuels are also used for emergency heating, outdoor c |
| Both | fuels are mixed in the same tank, and E85 is sold al |
| n hazards exist when concentrated oxidants and | fuels are brought into close proximity; however, an |
| by aligning fuel molecules, but because motor | fuels are non-polar, no such alignment or other magn |
| In regions where higher volatility | fuels are used during the winter to improve the star |
| fferent engine technologies and even different | fuels are not necessarily comparable. |
| Most importantly, all fossil | fuels are by their very nature limited in supply; as |
| The most common fissile nuclear | fuels are 235U and 239Pu, and the actions of mining, |
| Fossil | fuels are hydrocarbons, primarily coal and petroleum |
| In the European Union, the prices of transport | fuels are made up of the price of the refined produc |
| Other | fuels are possible. |
| Carbon-based | fuels are of two main kinds, biofuels and fossil fue |
| Because some | fuels are more knock-resistant than iso-octane, the |
| Cryogenic | fuels are fuels that require storage at extremely lo |
| ses and other pollutants, especially if fossil | fuels are used. |
| The first two | fuels are similar with regards to consistency, both |
| Diesel | fuels are characterised by their cetane number, ceta |
| ellant tanks are pressure vessels where liquid | fuels are stored prior to use. |
| logging of forests and cutting of corn, fossil | fuels are of prehistoric origin and are extracted fr |
| Other liquids extraction processes from solid | fuels are pyrolysis and hydrogenation. |
| rms extremely powerful explosive mixtures when | fuels are added in stoichiometric proportions. |
| 00°C in different types of kiln, fired by such | fuels as natural gas, coal, fuel oil, lignite, etc. |
| tion engines powered by low-carbon alternative | fuels, as a way to significantly reduce greenhouse g |
| sed a cluster of six engines but used the same | fuels as the S-IVB - liquid hydrogen and liquid oxyg |
| The Western | Fuels Association is a not-for profit cooperative th |
| Western | Fuels Association currently owns two mining operatio |
| The Renewable | Fuels Association (RFA) is an American lobbying orga |
| stablished by industry bodies like the Western | Fuels Association have been criticized as Astroturf |
| ipped its first coal to members of the Western | Fuels Association in 1990 and is run by Western Fuel |
| The Western | Fuels Association has played a controversial role in |
| t common sizes of methanol and ethanol chafing | fuels available. |
| By combining alkaline fuel cells with fossil | fuels, B9 Coal provides an essential step in the mov |
| tep cycle to produce hydrogen from hydrocarbon | fuels based on the sponge iron reaction (SIR) and st |
| d that Sapphire expects to introduce its first | fuels based on green crude. |
| eed of photosynthesis is immaterial for fossil | fuels because they had millions of years in which to |
| , support tankers perform the bulk movement of | fuels between MOD(N) depots. |
| Fossil | Fuels Brewing Company is a beer maker based in Mante |
| increase is a direct result of burning fossil | fuels, broad-scale deforestation and other human act |
| Fuels Bureau | |
| ease that roughly matched the amount of fossil | fuels burned per year. |
| eric radiocarbon by carbon dioxide from fossil | fuels burned since the industrial revolution. |
| programs, working to end dependence on foreign | fuels by promoting renewable energy, working to prot |
| the past were caused by the use of very dirty | fuels by two power plants in the Catano vicinity. |
| Biodiesel | fuels can also be produced using other alcohols, for |
| ed to a syngas, from which chemicals and clean | fuels can be synthesized . |
| These | fuels can be employed in internal combustion engines |
| P received an initial patent on the Geothermic | Fuels Cells Process and on April 13, 2005, IEP retai |
| It is a developer of the Geothermic | Fuels Cells Process, an in-situ shale oil extraction |
| The various bioproducts can include fiber, | fuels, chemicals, plastics etc. |
| speaking, it's not surprising, says renewable | fuels chief Jim Rekoske at refinery equipment maker |
| The East Tennessee Clean | Fuels Coalition (ETCleanFuels) was founded in Februa |
| , he briefly worked for a South Dakota ethanol | fuels company before returning to the NFO to work in |
| Gas Company (founded in 1931), Northern Liquid | Fuels Company, Northern Petrochemicals Company, Nort |
| P-Series | fuels contain little or no sulfur, phosphorus, aroma |
| ort to create labeling requirements for diesel | fuels containing renewable fuel blends. |
| tant foams should be used in fighting fires of | fuels containing oxygenates, eg. |
| Sulfur in | fuels contributes normally to build up damping soot |
| The purported objective behind the Synthetic | Fuels Corporation was to move research and developme |
| The Synthetic | Fuels Corporation was a U.S. government-funded corpo |
| Critics of the Synthetic | Fuels Corporation point to its failure to achieve it |
| Rio de Oro Uranium Mines, Inc, Kermac Nuclear | Fuels Corporation (a cooperative of Kerr-McGee Oil I |
| He was appointed to U.S. Synthetic | Fuels Corporation, 1984. |
| eated by the anthropogenic emissions of fossil | fuels, could be incorporated back into zooplankton a |
| As live | fuels cure and dead fuels dry, the ERC values get hi |
| raho shale oil for production of gasoline, jet | fuels, diesel fuel marine, and heavy fuel oil. |
| z plans to destroy the Black Light system that | fuels Drathro and then steal the secrets. |
| ons as compared to the burning of conventional | fuels due to increased efficiency. |
| 000 tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) from fossil | fuels each year, and to provide enough electricity t |
| ne, which he intended to fuel "by a variety of | fuels, especially vegetable and seed oils, which ear |
| DCI-30, for gasoline and distillate | fuels, excellent for pipeline transfers and storage, |
| apons from military-focused "research"-reactor | fuels except for Japan. |
| Production at the Dynamic | Fuels facility began in early October, 2010 producin |
| caused by or involve many ignition sources and | fuels, fire investigators need to know not only the |
| ion of the use of biofuels and other renewable | fuels for transport, officially 2003/30/EC and popul |
| or Directives to foster the use of Alternative | Fuels for Transport, starting with the regulatory an |
| Also, the shift to these plant-based | fuels for transportation will help reduce pollution. |
| primary sources of energy; they are convenient | fuels for storing and transporting energy. |
| American Aviation (NAA) both used conventional | fuels for takeoff and cruise, switching to HEF durin |
| though other countries have been using similar | fuels for many years. |
| cologically friendly oxidizer for use in solid | fuels for rockets. |
| gated for boron neutron capture therapy and as | fuels for airbags. |
| ally employs Fischer-Tropsch synthesis to make | fuels from synthesis gas derived from coal. |
| neries, because hydrogen is used to hydrocrack | fuels from crude oil. |
| production based on conventional or renewable | fuels, from waste incineration and/or from industria |
| asol employs Fischer-Tropsch synthesis to make | fuels from synthesis gas derived from coal and recov |
| ally employs Fischer-Tropsch synthesis to make | fuels from synthesis gas derived from coal and recov |
| The EPA has estimated that switching | fuels from gasoline to methanol would reduce the inc |
| -Tropsch process can be used to produce liquid | fuels from coal and/or natural gas. |
| eally suited to produce ultra-clean, renewable | fuels from biomass, and the company is pursuing proj |
| The method has been used to obtain liquid | fuels from coal and wood. |
| fers a sustainable alternative to products and | fuels from the petrochemical industry. |
| It is used in jet | fuels, gasolines, and avgas. |
| Combustion of fossil | fuels generates sulfuric, carbonic, and nitric acids |
| ency as its Managing Agent through the Defence | Fuels Group. |
| From 1965 to 2008, the use of fossil | fuels has continued to grow and their share of the e |
| the future, during a time when Earth's fossil | fuels have begun to dwindle. |
| ve of climate and ecology, biofuels and fossil | fuels have in common that they contribute to the pro |
| strong oxidizers, contamination of parts with | fuels have been implicated in rocketry accidents, wh |
| If two | fuels have identical Wobbe Indices then for given pr |
| Some | fuels have ashes with very high ash fusion temperatu |
| flects the contribution that all live and dead | fuels have to potential fire intesity. |
| BDI) influences fire intensity largely because | fuels have a lower moisture content. |
| Defra guidelines and investing in sustainable | fuels, he plans to install energy saving devices in |
| Further processed into refinery | fuels, heavy fuel oil, waxes, greases, asphalts |
| hysically better developed than Satsuki, which | fuels her older sister's neuroses. |
| , followed by an affair with a younger man who | fuels her lust for life, she is driven to murder her |
| Facility will be tailored to the production of | fuels, high volume platform chemicals, and low volum |
| s related to the 1960s era of Fashion are what | fuels his work. |
| to resist temptation in all of its many forms | fuels his fear that he is succumbing to the 'Seven Y |
| ding Barbados has been found to contain fossil | fuels, however ongoing research is being conducted t |
| As a result of the depletion of fossil | fuels, humanity had to search for a new source of po |
| s within CREC work in the areas of alternative | fuels, hybrids, and fuel cell vehicles. |
| cle deals primarily with the concept of liquid | fuels in relation to ground transport. |
| These dissolve the | fuels in fluoride salts, or use fluoride salts for c |
| rs, ski lifts, upholstery, amusement rides and | fuels in order to protect lives and the environment. |
| buy road vehicles capable of using alternative | fuels, in an attempt to reduce the state's pollution |
| pensive solar and wind power over cheap fossil | fuels in Africa, resulting in African countries bein |
| Helmore, "Improvements in and methods of using | fuels in internal combustion engines", issued 1932-0 |
| • Exploring the use of proliferation resistant | fuels in the US, including thorium-based and other a |
| ng the discovery, extraction and use of fossil | fuels in Oman. |
| ov) has been researching the use of Coal Water | Fuels in boilers, Gas Turbines and Diesel Engines. |
| es in South Africa are determined (many liquid | fuels in South Africa are subject to price controls) |
| Use of alternative | fuels in IC engines |
| m chloride-alkali chloride mixtures as reactor | fuels in molten salt reactors. |
| ddition, the paper reports on elevated surface | fuels in the logged sites, which, they concluded, el |
| r use of natural gas, propane, or other fossil | fuels in combustion. |
| rex is a wholesaler and retailer of automotive | fuels in Estonia. |
| With the surge in the price of fossil | fuels in 2005, the demand for pellet heating has inc |
| hich in turn was succeeded by "Clean System 3" | fuels in 1994. |
| These energy-carrying | fuels include or can be blended to give gasoline, je |
| Fossil | fuels include for example: natural gas, propane, etc |
| e castor oil and synthetic oils, and many glow | fuels include a mixture of the two. |
| Alcohol | fuels, including butanol and ethanol, are partially |
| Resources LLC (DHRR), proposes to make alcohol | fuels, including ethanol, from garbage, biomass and |
| at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods to use alternative | fuels including biodiesel. |
| es and introduced tax breaks on less-polluting | fuels including LPG. |
| d from the thermochemical processing of fossil | fuels, including: formic acid, formate salts, oxalic |
| he company specializes in gasoline, commercial | fuels, industrial lubricants, bio-products, home ene |
| Massachusetts that represents the home heating | fuels industry in greater New England. |
| for the production of coke, quality smokeless | fuels, industry and power stations. |
| o use energy, a cell converts one of the above | fuels into adenosine triphosphate (ATP) via the mito |
| "Every test we've put these | fuels into our systems, everything has looked no wor |
| Energy-density of hydrocarbon | fuels is 20-50 times higher than the most advanced L |
| ortant distinction between biofuels and fossil | fuels is that only the former is sustainable or rene |
| is likely to be made from combustion of fossil | fuels, it produces less CO2 and other greenhouse gas |
| ve Decay Characteristics of Irradiated Nuclear | Fuels, January 2006. |
| Liquid | fuels like alcohol, methanol, kerosene, mixes of ker |
| f several ways, including fuel cells and mixed | fuels like HCNG. |
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