The phrase "a result of flame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or effect that is caused by fire or combustion.
Example: "The damage to the building was a result of flame, which spread rapidly during the fire."
Alternatives: "caused by fire" or "due to combustion".
The volume of the flame decreases substantially with increasing burner exit velocity at relatively low Reynolds numbers, as a result of flame quenching at the trailing edge of the flame caused by entrainment of the ambient air into the fuel/air stream and the flame itself.
The latter result is understood as a result of flame's fractal structure.
Between Tcr.1 and Tcr.2, in regime B, combustion process in the bubbles is possible as a result of flame propagation between bubbles.
It is interesting to point out that the temperature of maximum decomposition rate of NCFs produced by laser ablation of PPh3 (which contains 8.2% P) is about 30°C higher than that of the naphthalene-produced NCFs, probably as a result of flame retardant role of P [9].
Comparisons are made between these ionization profiles and those that are a result of natural flame ionization.
This was a result of the effects of flame stretch and preferential diffusion for Lewis number greater than unity.
As a result of their interaction, the flame merging point height increased till the two flames separated with the increase in burner pitch.
As a result of the injuries, the Flames signed centre Brendan Morrison to a contract; Morrison had been in training camp with the Canucks before being released.
Composition-space solutions would be convenient for premixed flame also, because all the points are relevant for chemistry, as a result of the zoom inside the flame zone; however, differential diffusion is not always easy to introduce with accuracy in these moving-frame coordinate systems, parameterized by their physical-space gradients (or scalar dissipation rates).
The XRD analysis results show that the as-sprayed coatings contain Cr3Si phase as a result of the high-temperature plasma flame.
Semi Volatile Organic Compounds (SVOCs) are contaminants commonly found in dwellings as a result of their use as plasticizers, flame retardants, or pesticides in building materials and consumer products.
