Sentences with phrase «same energy content»

One million gallons of cellulosic ethanol has the same energy content as half a million gallons of crude oil.

This myth has not been supported by scientific or clinical evidence; one study found no difference in the skeletal development of great Dane puppies raised on diets with the same energy content but containing different protein concentrations (8).

FCA US had estimated the vehicle would achieve 80 MPGe, which represents the distance a vehicle can travel using a quantity of fuel with the same energy content as a gallon of gasoline.

Just like regular sugar, honey contains about 350 - 370 calories per 100 grams and provides roughly the same energy content as regular sugar: leading to a spike in insulin levels.

These oils are cheap: It costs only $ 1 to make oil through pyrolysis that has the same energy content as a gallon of gasoline.

Carbohydrates like sugar have the same energy content as proteins (17kJ / g) and about half as much as fat (37kJ / g) and as alcohol (29kJ / g).

For obesity, although reliable research suggested obese people lose more weight with low GI / GL, there was no real health - outcome result from drinking sugar - sweetened beverages and eating rock candy as opposed to the same energy content derived from tofu and multigrain bread.

Not exact matches

So whether you eat two big meals or five smaller meals per day, as long as the caloric content and macronutrient distribution remains the same, at the end of the day, you'll have burned an equivalent amount of energy digesting your meals.

«All of the hype is around energy drinks which are limited to an absolute caffeine content the same as an instant cup of coffee — 80 mg for a 250mL can — yet they only contribute 5 % to the caffeine intake of Australians.

(2) A nutrition content claim using the descriptor diet is a comparative claim if it meets the conditions for making that claim by having at least 40 % less energy than the same quantity of reference food.

«You would get exactly the same impact and guarantee a climate win, if instead of just targeting coal, the EPA would require a fraction of the carbon content of all forms of fossil energy should be sequestered,» he said.

Same Energy Watch Group report, citing a 2006 study conducted by BP Energy: â $ œThe growing share of lower quality coal is the reason why total coal production in terms of energy content peaked in 1998 at 598.4 Mtoe and has since declined to 576.2 Mtoe in 2005 in spite of the continuous rise in produced volumes (BP Energy Watch Group report, citing a 2006 study conducted by BP Energy: â $ œThe growing share of lower quality coal is the reason why total coal production in terms of energy content peaked in 1998 at 598.4 Mtoe and has since declined to 576.2 Mtoe in 2005 in spite of the continuous rise in produced volumes (BP Energy: â $ œThe growing share of lower quality coal is the reason why total coal production in terms of energy content peaked in 1998 at 598.4 Mtoe and has since declined to 576.2 Mtoe in 2005 in spite of the continuous rise in produced volumes (BP energy content peaked in 1998 at 598.4 Mtoe and has since declined to 576.2 Mtoe in 2005 in spite of the continuous rise in produced volumes (BP 2006).

We convert energy content to carbon content using emission factors of Table 4.2 of [15] for coal, gas and conventional oil, and, also following [15], emission factor of unconventional oil is approximated as being the same as for coal.

So this idea that it's only about calories, [and that] all calories are created equal; well, in terms of the energy in the calories, yes... But in terms of the fate of the nutrient downstream, entirely apart from the caloric content; the same amount of calories of different nutrients will have a dramatically different effect.»

If the insulin response to a meal is greater despite the same macronutrient content, it is more likely that energy in that meal (especially the fat content) will be stored.

Both diets, prepared in a research kitchen, had the same macronutrient and energy content.

And despite the fact that the energy content of the battery (which is integrated under the luggage compartment floor) has been increased from 9.4 to 14.1 kWh, its weight has remained the same.

Not all senior dogs are content to be couch potatoes any more than all older humans are, and it is generally recommended that you get a dog with an energy level the same as or lower than yourself.

The same qualities that makes corn such a great food for hamsters who are a little on the thin side — its starch content and its energy density — make it dangerous for hamsters who are prone to overeating.

It has a very high water content which often means the dog can enjoy a larger portion per meal to provide the same number of energy calories as an equivalent portion of kibble.

Not surprisingly, the carbon content of energy is the same in 2013 as it was in the early 1990s and actually rose a little since 2000.

With respect to the energy content, my intuition was the same as yours.

Water content in air naturally cools it, as water requires some 4000 times more energy to warm when compared same mass of air.

Then about three years ago, those same scientists, using those same data sets, admitted there was a pause, and spent their energy explaining why it didn't matter (ocean heat content being a better proxy was the most popular).

We convert energy content to carbon content using emission factors of Table 4.2 of [15] for coal, gas and conventional oil, and, also following [15], emission factor of unconventional oil is approximated as being the same as for coal.

Now if only the same could be done for the enthalpy of the atmosphere — the heat energy content — taking the humidity into account.

The argument that this change it is somehow driven by energy reservoirs in the deep ocean is clearly flawed: the deep ocean would be * cooling * as it lost energy to the upper ocean, but deep ocean heat content is increasing at the same time as OHC in the upper ocean is increasing.

Same goes for temperature, which is a measure of the thermal energy content.

There is little Arctic amplification (relative to the global or hemispheric mean) in the summer months because the extra energy goes into evaporation and melting, while at the same time the extra sensible heat content of the oceans will eventually work its way into the atmosphere and have implications for the timing of seasonal re-growth in ice.