Sentence examples for burn means from inspiring English sources

Here the post-burn means continue to increase post-burn, but the summer burn means initially decrease immediately following the burn.

The area was first settled in 1839 by Peter Anderson, a Scots migrant, who named it Burnside after his property's location adjacent to Second Creek (in Scots, 'Burn' means creek or stream).

The 'proportion native' group means are generally highest amongst all burn treatments, but the post-treatment responses contrast: for fall burns there is an overall decrease from pre-treatment means, spring burn means increase post-burn, and summer burns exhibit an initial decrease post-burn then increase in year-two post-burn.

'Shrub/vine cover' means are generally lowest amongst all burn treatments, with a noticeable decline following treatment, but spring burn means are most similar to the control group means.

A fuller stomach and a higher calorie burn means a slimmer you.

And less coal burned means less coal mined, which is why Jack Gerard is concerned.

And more gas burned means more gases spit out the exhaust pipe.

Airplanes are certainly an efficient means of transporting people (more efficient than single-person vehicles, at any rate), but the sheer volume of fuel burned means that any slight improvement could bring about huge savings in costs and emissions.

Deciding on the cause of burns means choosing between three narratives.

Burning means placing a card on the bottom of the barracks, and picking a fresh one up off the top.

The second of two engine burns meant to put NASA's Jupiter-bound Juno probe on course for a speed-boosting Earth flyby next year has been pushed to Sept. 14, officials announced Tuesday (Sept . 4.