Sentence examples for burning effect from inspiring English sources

We lodged with a local family, hired bikes, saw bee-eaters and carefully coated ourselves with cocoa butter to intensify the burning effect of the sun.

In the 13th century, gout "was commonly treated with the direct application of spices in the hope that the pricking, burning effect of the spices would drive out the disease".

"When you're at altitude, you spill a lot of bicarbonate, which is a buffer for lactic acid," he said, explaining that bicarbonate helps neutralize the burning effect of lactic acid build-up in your muscles.

This phenomenon reflects the burning effect of carbon species during carbon deposition on sensor template.

Al ions and citric acid can be the stabilizer to avoid burning effect.

Another typical PAA with ultrasmall nanopores was fabricated in the mixture of 20 wt% H2SO4, 1 wt% citric acid and 1 wt% Al2 SO4 3 under 15°C and 10 V for 30 min. Both citric acid and Al2 SO4 3 were added in order to avoid burning effect and stabilize the anodizing process [19].

(The burning effects of white phosphorus, they said, can detonate rockets waiting on launchers; for this reason, white phosphorus falls within rules guiding the soldiers' use of force).

The vehicle (time varying) bending modeshapes and natural frequencies are determined by modelling variable mass and stiffness distributions with thrust and mass burning effects accounted for.

She likens the pictures to darkroom experimentation, like using burning effects or producing photograms by placing objects directly onto photographic material.

The development of NAFLD is associated with the lower circulating levels of adiponectin [21], hepatic fat deposition being presumably due, in part, to the decreased fat burning effects of adiponectin in the liver.

White phosphorus is not forbidden in Afghanistan, though American and NATO rules restrict its use only to when its burning effects are deemed necessary and cannot be replicated by other munitions.