It also stops rainclouds forming, so the flames burn higher.
The Sony can even handle video from Sony high-definition camcorders, although it doesn't burn high-def DVDs — just wide-screen, standard ones.
The sell-off has helped trigger a collapse in the price of carbon, making it cheaper to burn high-carbon fossil fuels and leading to a fall in the number of clean energy projects.
The startling electoral performance of the MMA took it to provincial power in the areas blurring into Afghanistan, where American soldiers are still hunting al-Qaeda terrorists.Anti-American flames continue to burn high.
Carl L. Marcellino, a Republican who is the legislation's main sponsor in the State Senate, said the state's action should send a message to Washington that the current system had allowed utilities in regions like the Midwest to burn high-sulfur coal at the expense of states like New York.
It has sometimes been over politics, as in Bahrain; sometimes over murky finances involving billions of dollars; and, more recently, over its sensitivity to ecological concerns — Formula One cars burn high-octane fuel at less than five miles to the gallon and run through enough tires in a single race to outfit several 18-wheeler trucks.
Falholt says that Novozymes looks for scientists who "burn high," chewing on problems until a solution comes to them, whether during work hours or not.
For plants that burn high-sulfur coal, the scrubber that removes sulfur dioxide to meet acid rain rules is effective at removing a large amount of mercury, but not enough to meet the proposed EPA standard of 90% or higher removal.
These circuits are highly motivational; plus they train your anaerobic system, burn the highest amounts of fat calories and prevent boredom.
I have never seen, you know, the flames burn so high and so close and right up to the freeway".
