Sentence examples for burning in which from inspiring English sources
An optimum heating height, identified by the widest high temperature zone and the highest thermal efficiency, is achieved under the condition of Type-C flame burning, in which both the inner premixed flame and outer diffusion flame are open and diverge.
Dr. Samuel D. Fuhlendorf, a professor of rangeland ecology at Oklahoma State, and his colleagues are working on a rotational approach, patch burning, in which the prairies will be burned every three or four years, a span they say is sufficient to maintain grasslands.
There are, however, sacrifices (including live burial and burning) in which the ritual killing is itself the means by which the offering is effected.
Or the phenomenon known as dowry burning, in which wives are doused with kerosene by angry husbands or mothers-in-law and set afire.
Fontaine also provides the only biography of Burmeister based on archival sources, along with discussions of his inimitable Latinity and the perilous context of war and witch burning in which Burmeister wrote.
In a separate case, the S.E.C. in January accused Rauscher Pierce of defrauding investors and the State of Arizona by engaging in "yield burning," in which Treasury bonds are sold to state or local governments at artificially high prices.
As of Thursday, seventy-six fires were burning over a million and a half acres of the western U.S., and a hundred and thirty-nine were burning in British Columbia, which is suffering its worst fire season on record.
Compared with other two groups, the HICCC group used a greater variety of methods, including poisoning, gassing, jumping, and burning in particular, which could have serious physical sequelae.
By late last week authorities reported that in the first six months of this year, nearly two million acres have burned or are currently burning in the United States, which is almost twice the average of the last 10 years.
Coimbre, who was eighty years old, died because he was unable to escape the flames of a burning building in which he lived.
A fire is burning in the room, which is the Skrivestue, the King's study, and the small chamber smells sweetly of applewood and leather.
