Sentences with phrase «add real carbon»

Comparatively, the $ 28,500 to add real carbon fiber trim seems a positive bargain, but unusually there's no carbon ceramic brake option to upgrade the standard - fit iron system.

Not exact matches

In them he added carbon dioxide to the atmosphere stepwise, just as is happening in the real world.

Carbonation adds fizz to real fruit: An orange bubbles like Orange Crush soda when squeezed, the result of hours of compression in a carbon dioxide tank at 60 pounds per square inch.

The real major mod is the significantly wider rear fenders (the front axle is 2.3 inches wider, while the rear adds a further couple of inches to that), where the original sections were cut away to make room for new fender liners (carbon fiber, naturally) to accommodate the bigger wheel / tire combo.

But a lack of real get up and go hasn't stopped other SUV makers creating a sporty veneer for their cars, so Ford has added gloss black highlights, colour - coded bumpers, cladding, mirrors and handles, skid plate and rear diffuser, sports tail pipes, 20 ″ dark alloys, sports seats with carbon fibre effect inserts, silver highlights in the cabin and a piano black finish for some interior trim.

The real forecast is 383 ppm rising at 2 ppm / year, a minimum carbon dioxide sensitivity to doubling of 3 C, adding positive feedbacks, some of which are unknown, yields a 5 C increase in global average temperatures by 2100, and of course, time does not stop in 2100.

Friedman's Dec. 7, 2008 column, The Real Generation X, contained possibly his most full - throated call yet for a carbon tax (emphases added):

And that's not all... The Pharmaka Connection We got a behind - the - boards look at the house as part of a benefit for downtown L.A.'s beloved non-profit Pharmaka Gallery, where Byrd recently added low - VOC paint, LED lights and Big Ass Fans (yup, that's the company's real name) in an effort to lower the gallery's carbon footprint.

The Nebraska Real Estate Commission has adopted amendments to the Seller Property Condition Disclosure Statement («SPCD»), a question has been added about carbon monoxide alarms, an additional question has also been added about noxious weeds.

On May 19, 2016, the Commission will be holding public hearings on changes to Nebraska Administrative Code, Title 299, Chapter 1, allowing the Commission to certify pre-license real estate education offered in correspondence format; Title 299, Chapter 7, requiring a 3 hour continuing education class in property management for licensees engaged in that activity; and, Title 302, Chapter 1, adding questions about carbon monoxide alarms and noxious weeds to the Seller Property Conditions Disclosure Statement.