Sentence examples for be present to ignite from inspiring English sources
Sufficient heat radiation must be present to ignite unreacted coal particles.
The propagation of a coal mine explosion involving coal dust depends on a conducive environment with respect to the following main factors: (1) Sufficient heat radiation must be present to ignite unreacted coal particles.
"The second is the quality with which classical music will be presented to the children, many of them probably for the very first time - first exposure can be vitally important, igniting a positive lifelong association with this great art form.
This ignited a 29-year territorial dispute which, together with the issue of sovereignty over the nearby maritime features of Middle Rocks and South Ledge, was presented to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for resolution.
I find it astounding that such simple, lovely, being present moments can ignite game changers in our lives.
The Chinese are fiercely proud of their culture, and sensitivities can be easy to ignite.
Such engines present other problems, though, especially in terms of emissions control, because it is hard to ignite the air-fuel mixture evenly.
And can music be the flame to ignite radio drama?
Some materials are harder to ignite than are others, and when ignited, they are resistant to sustained burning.
