Sentence examples for burn closer from inspiring English sources

Increasing the oxygen mole fraction in N2, increased flame and char surface temperatures, and decreased burnout times; particles of all fuels burned more intensely with an increasing tendency of the volatiles to burn closer to the char surface.

LED bulbs burn closer to 4,000 Kelvin and emit an intrusive, bluish glare.

As Iraq descends deeper into chaos and the fires burn closer to Baghdad, the Kurds in the north have quietly taken advantage of the tumult to expand and tighten their control in the oil-rich Kirkuk province, long the object of their dreams and aspirations.

The longer my wings will burn, The closer I am to the truth, Risen from the ashes.Yet he could never fully escape the duty to help his people sustain their sense of destiny.

Burn, burn, burn!

Despite the improved conditions, the fire continued to burn dangerously close to several mountain towns that have been evacuated in recent days and also threatened electrical transmission lines that, if severed, could affect electricity to hundreds of thousands of customers in the region.

When two or more pool fires burn in close enough proximity to influence one another, the resultant combination is termed 'multiple pool fire' (MPF).

With production by old collaborator Dennis Bovell and Hank Shocklee of the Bomb Squad (best known for their work on early Public Enemy albums), there's an appealing push-and-pull throughout between the former's exploratory journeys into spacey dub and the latter's denser, more abrasive soundscapes, most notably on album closer Burn Your Flag.

When two or more pool fires burn in such close proximity of one another that they can influence each other, they are termed 'multiple pool fires' (MPF).

In general the actual aircraft performance can be determined by how the aircraft is operated subject to operational constraints and the efficient operational procedures are those, in which the actual fuel burn used falls close to the theoretical minimum [14].

Nevertheless, CO does burn to CO2 close to the carbon at the higher temperatures studied (1400 K), but at ∼ 1100 K it mainly diffuses away before burning in say a rising air bubble.