The phrase "a extinguished" is not correct in written English.
The correct article to use before "extinguished" is "an" because "extinguished" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The fire was finally put out, leaving behind an extinguished flame."
Alternatives: "a snuffed" or "a put out".
Three steady states are identified: a stable upper state corresponding to a flame burning at or near the adiabatic flame temperature, a lower solution representing an extinguished stable state, and an unstable intermediate state.
A further and final development to which attention should be drawn is the demonstration that extinction training conducted shortly after a brief memory reactivation, sometimes called 'extinction in the reconsolidation window', or 'super-extinction' results not only in an extinguished, but a seemingly 'erased' memory for the original association (Monfils et al., 2009).
The front may lead from a unique stable state to itself or from an ignited to an extinguished state.
Other symbols supports the theme of transience: smoke trailing from an extinguished candle and an hourglass tipped on its side symbolize death; a violin, tankard, clay pipe, and tobacco represent fleeting pleasures.
Alternatively, for a given Reynolds number, an ignited Damköhler number and an extinguished Damköhler number can be obtained.
"It could be," the woman said in a voice as lifeless as an extinguished bonfire.
The aftermath of an extinguished protest looks like a very lonely place.
We used event-related fMRI to study the neural activity evoked by an extinguished visual stimulus in a patient with very focal right inferior parietal damage and profound left-sided extinction.
"Some people thought it was safe to bring them inside a tent once they were out, not realising that even an extinguished barbeque will give off fumes and in a confined space like a tent this could easily kill," he added.
If I drew a picture of Ottawa's Parliament buildings burning, with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper running out in flames and an ambulance turned over on the lawn in front of an extinguished centennial flame and then someone took a photo of it would we both be sent to federal prison?
