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    gases example sentences

    gases


    1. According to physicists, your skin, your brain, the neutrons, the minerals, the gases, the stars, are all built with the very same building block: the quark


    2. Humans and animals have ancestors and, in a way, so have minerals, vegetables and gases


    3. Widespread dents and holes in the hull, many windows blown out, lights inside faltering and the rear of the ship was burning, flames fed by the gases inside shooting out through gaps in the damaged hull


    4. B: -- With more plants around the globe on larger landmasses, the gases that would have been found in the atmosphere, would definitely have contained additional oxygen and having a boundary layer of water outside the atmosphere, could have led to gases being trapped in the atmosphere and an increase in air pressure


    5. We know that today our atmosphere and a thin layer of Ozone alone, consisting of gases only, in conjunction with the magnetic field that is generated by the Earth, protects us from a reasonable amount of the harmful effects of the sun


    6. inasmuch as both China and India were exempt from crippling their economies, with China currently producing more greenhouse gases than America, with more on the way


    7. The hard vacuum, leaving them without breath, letting gases bubble out in the


    8. So strong was the blast that even the boiling storm rolled back in reaction to its hot gases, tamed for once by a stronger force


    9. “The sixteen and a half million tonnes of greenhouse gases are almost an afterthought


    10. “Dispersed gases,” I told him, and I don’t know where that came from

    11. I had to explain it again a couple of times, about little puff-balls of smoke or gases all lined up in a row ahead of the meteor, and how the thing would arrive in Earth’s vicinity as just a big clump of steam; without enough kinetic energy to cause any harm or penetrate the atmosphere, et cetera


    12. costs and likely limited benefits” of using the Clean Air Act to regulate greenhouses gases


    13. research on the health effects of greenhouse gases


    14. regulate greenhouse gases: they would reduce global temperatures by 0


    15. EPA"s rules to curb emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases were cited as impediment


    16. with rockets, followed by two airborne assaults using nerve gases Tabun and Sarin


    17. The gases originate from coal-burning power plants and to a lesser extent, cars and trucks


    18. Some components of the atmosphere were “greenhouse gases


    19. increase in surface temperatures due to increase in the greenhouse gases


    20. greenhouse gases rose steadily, but average surface temperature rose over much of the globe between 1910 and 1940, then fell between 1940 and 1975 despite a more than

    21. gases on the enemies


    22. the thick gases that had drifted from the cavernous core of the


    23. The hot gases and smoke from the intense destruction stifled


    24. Smokestacks smoked, carbon dioxide belched forth, millions of animals produced flatulent gases including CO2, and the “carbon footprint” was enlarged


    25. Other findings indicate that the oceans emit most of the greenhouse gases


    26. output of global warming gases


    27. The EPA has stifled Alan Carlin, a senior research analyst at the EPA who questioned the outdated research on the health effects of greenhouse gases


    28. 2,2011) that would take away the EPA authority to regulate greenhouse gases


    29. Quote: "We write with serious economic and energy security concerns relating to the potential regulation of greenhouse gases (GHGs) from stationary sources under the Clean Air Act


    30. Consider EPA's rules to regulate greenhouse gases: they would reduce global temperatures by 0

    31. greenhouse gases were cited as impediment to growth by at least 30 organizations‖


    32. President Obama, himself, a few days after taking office issued new CAFÉ rules that raised the mileage requirements for cars and quickly followed that with directing federal regulators on to move on an application by California and 13 other states to set strict limits on greenhouse gases from cars and trucks


    33. In February, 2011 both the Senate and the House introduced legislation to remove the authority from the EPA to regulate greenhouse gases and so we see that the Congress is aware that the EPA must be regulated and controlled


    34. coal, creating billions of tons of the greenhouse gases that are now warming the planet


    35. involving the administration of anaesthetic gases such as C02, provided that it is


    36. Loud popping sounds came from under their feet as accumulated gases and air bladders exploded under the pressure of hurrying feet


    37. xenon, to gases with


    38. ated by the different gases may be combined or seen as


    39. and a sudden expansion of the gases generating pres-


    40. dioxide can also react with other atmospheric gases to

    41. ceeds that found in solids, liquids and gases


    42. gases or energy solely and instantly by the will of the inhabitants ’21 In other


    43. Winds are basically movements of gases (making up what we call ‘air’)


    44. about the lines of force and in the process collide with gases in the neutral


    45. Many of the gases let


    46. Gases trapped in these meteorites


    47. frozen gases with bits of embedded rock and dust


    48. gases, which fluoresce like a neon sign


    49. “You’ll be studying the levels of fuel exhaust gases using infrared spectroscopy


    50. Of course the amounts and types of gases emitted depend on what the cows eat, their water intake, etc














































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