Sentence examples for a set of flames from inspiring English sources

Apart from an oncoming Heavy, nothing is more intimidating to an enemy than a set of flames that continues to damage him or her after you are out of the way.

To understand the inclination effects on flame spread over wood surface, a set of flame spread experiments were carried out for different sample orientation angles from −50° to 20° in the Hefei Plain (at the altitude of 50 m) and in the Tibetan plateau (at the altitude of 3658 m).

A set of reference flames is then obtained, to which FPI results are compared.

For each alcohol, a set of three flames with different stoichiometries was measured, providing an extensive data base with in total twelve conditions.

By keeping the Reynolds and Grashof numbers constant, one obtains a set of pressurized flames, which have self-similar nondimensional flow fields.

A second set of flames (Series 2) is chosen by a similar criterion, by decreasing the fuel mass fraction to YF = 0.0975, lowering the global strain rate to 18.4/s, and covering the 0.855 2.5 MPa pressure range, which also in this case yields incipient sooting only at the highest pressure.

This criterion is found applicable for a diverse set of flames including n-heptane, diluted n-heptane, methane, partially premixed methane and CO/H2/N2 mixtures when dissipation-rate fluctuations are large.

The first are a set of steady-state flames differentiated by their scalar dissipation rate.

Two turbulent flames: a rod stabilised V-flame studied by Robin et al. [Combust. Flame 153 (2008) 288 315] and a set of pilot stabilised Bunsen flames studied by Chen et al. [Combust. Flame 107 (1996) 223 244] are calculated using a single set of model parameters.

Experiments and numerical simulations demonstrate that at small stretch rate conditions lean low-Lewis-number counterflow flames can appear as a set of separate ball-like flames in a state of chaotic motion.

A second set of flame spread tests are then performed using composites of various compositions within an oxidizer flow diluted with nitrogen.