"burning matter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can generally refer to a matter that is serious or urgent, and needs to be addressed quickly or urgently. For example: "The senate was debating a burning matter: the urgent need for relief aid for the victims of the flood."
On the contrary, the acceleration rate grows with the thermal expansion of the burning matter.
The flame velocity depends weakly on the thermal expansion of burning matter within the domain of realistically large expansion factors.
The eigenvalue stability problem is solved for different tube widths and thermal expansions of the burning matter.
He writes: "Thus the observing that the bare rubbing of two bodies violently one upon the other, produce heat, and very often fire it self, we have reason to think, that what we call Heat and Fire consist of the violent agitation of the imperceptible minute parts of the burning matter…" (IV. XVI. 12. Pp 665 6).
All of Colorado is not burning, no matter what the governor says.
The report also quoted the environmental protection department, saying industrial accidents were not responsible for the haze and analysis showed an increase in carbon particles from burning organic matter.
As long as you're burning plant matter and inhaling the smoke, you'll get a lungful of carcinogens.
After he attempted to provide evidence about his good military character, prosecutors were able to enter evidence about other incidents, including the couch-burning matter.
(Such planning ought to be extended internationally, to the larger matter of all those carbons that we are burning as a matter of course).
Consequently, the combustion of a sewage sludge is mainly a question of burning the volatile matter.
It was found that accurately interpreting the ash subtracted spectra (mid-infrared range from 4000 cm− 1 to 400 cm− 1) is nearly impossible not only because soil minerals undergo extreme spectral changes from the ashing process but also because inorganic residues from burning soil organic matter (mainly humic substances) also confound the spectra of the mineral fraction.
