In contrast, the stretch-corrected laminar burning velocities generally were smaller than other measurements in the literature at fuel-rich conditions, where Markstein numbers, and thus effects of stretch, are large.
Generally, burning a Bible means building a bonfire or pyre large enough to completely burn the book up, then carefully placing the Bible in the fire and reverently watching as the Bible is burnt.
The wrestler's contract with the WWE is due to expire in July and many believe he will not renew it, with Punk previously stating "everything is up in the air" amid fears he is battling injures and generally burning out (or else just angry about Batista's push in the Royal Rumble).
In Lombardy, the biggest region in Po Valley, about 16% of households have a wood burning appliance, and generally, it is an old and inefficient system; in fact, only 10% of households are equipped with modern combustion systems (automatic pellet or chip stoves, innovative log wood stoves) [45].
They heard him call Mexicans rapists, refer to Black neighborhoods as generally "burning down," crime infested ghettos.
In recent years, a concerted worldwide effort has emerged to develop efficient and reliable ELM mitigation and suppression techniques that can be scaled to the full range of ITER regimes and more generally to burning plasmas in a generic fusion reactor design.
Gordon Wren Jr., director of Rockland County's Fire and Emergency Services, said open burning is generally banned, but some adults had received permits from the county.
Although the Indonesia and Malaysia region straddles the equator, the burning season generally occurs in the latter half of the year.
The burning rate generally follows that of multi-component fuels, by some means in terms of a lever rule, whereas the mixture of biodiesel and dodecane exhibits a somewhat nonlinear relation with the added fraction of dodecane.
That might just about be OK for an athlete who will generally be burning sugar readily and using it to replenish fuel-depleted muscles.
