Sentence examples for The extinguishment from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of extinguishing, putting out, or quenching, or the state of being extinguished.
The extinguishment characteristics of CO2 as a fire-suppressing agent have been studied experimentally and numerically using a methane air laminar co-flow diffusion flame stabilized on a cup burner.
The establishment of this new branch of jurisdiction seemed to be necessary from the extinguishment of diplomatic relations between the states.
Mansfield determined they were entitled to damages for the extinguishment of native title in the area through acts attributable to the Northern Territory and commonwealth governments in the 1980s and 1990s.
On the other side, the province and natural resource corporations have long desired "certainty" on the Indian land question – by which they mean the extinguishment of any indigenous claims to lands, rights and sovereignty, present and future.
"And it is all because of this artificial deadline". The Ramblers want the government to postpone the Extinguishment by five years or, better still, to give up on it altogether.
The establishment of such districts or zones may, among other things, prevent congestion of population, secure quiet residence districts, expedite local transportation, and facilitate the suppression of disorder, the extinguishment of fires, and the enforcement of traffic and sanitary regulations.
[The defendant argues] that the mere extinguishment of the Indian title did not subject the land to appropriation, until an act of the legislature authorized or permitted it.
Considering that the disparate extinguishment periods for the various tests make little sense, and that there really is no solid public reason for other than a singular extinguishment period, the regime found in § 9 is inefficient and unnecessarily confusing.
The function route of the fire extinguishment agent in diffusion flame has been analyzed.
The measurement of the burning rates and flame heights showed two distinctive behaviors; an induction period from the initial self-sustained flame to the peak mass loss rate followed by a steady phase from the peak of mass loss rate until the manual extinguishment.
The results include a gain of $37 million for the early extinguishment of debt.
