Sentence examples for burning concentration from inspiring English sources

Diller has short, tousled hair and a gaze that combines burning concentration with deep fatigue.

And the best way to do that, he has found, although it carries the charge of crank and recluse, is to sit still and watch, with burning concentration, as the world slides by.

Local biomass burning aerosol concentrations and contribution factor η of small radius particles over certain ocean areas between the two islands were derived from two channel data of NOAA/AVHRR.

Temperature profiles in both the flame and the condensed phase were measured, as well as the temperature of the polymer's burning surface, the concentration profiles of 8 species (N2, O2, CO2, CO, H2O, C3H6, C4H6, C6H6) and finally the concentration profile for a hypothetical species, whose molecular weight was the average of more than 50 hydrocarbons containing C7 C25.

Extinction of pure methanol and methanol water droplets ranging from 1.5 to 7 mm size, for varying levels of ambient carbon-dioxide, helium and oxygen concentration – burning in a quiescent microgravity environment were studied numerically to compare the effectiveness of fire suppressant diluent selection and determining the limiting oxygen index.

I feel the concentration burning behind her serious eyes set deeply in her heart-shaped face.

While many of these gases occur naturally in the atmosphere, humans are responsible for increasing their concentration through burning fossil fuels, deforestation and other land use changes.

The function of the combined influences of pressure and oxygen concentration on burning rate was established by a power law fitting.

The inhibition parameter Φ proposed by Fristrom and Sawyer indicating inhibition efficiency was modified to take into account the exponential dependence of burning velocity on inhibitor concentration.

Cooking can be met with primary heat energy from burning of biogas and concentration of solar energy.

Lumet's growing reputation was further enhanced by his intelligent handling of the Cold War thriller Fail Safe (1964), and his compassionate treatment of a complex psychological theme in The Pawnbroker (1965), the profoundly disturbing story of a Holocaust survivor's anguished existence in New York's Harlem amidst his burning memories of the concentration camps.