Sentence examples for burning state from inspiring English sources

Under these conditions, low-temperature reactions played an important role in the transition of the system to a fully burning state.

The present measurements complement previous results from piloted CH4/air jet flames as targets for combustion model calculations by extending to higher Reynolds number, including more steps in the progression of each flame from a fully burning state to a flame with high probability of local extinction, and adding the degree of partial premixing as an experimental parameter.

The science behind it is that you have a couple low-carbohydrate days (about 1g per pound of body weight) that get your body into a catabolic fat burning state.

In Benghazi, a GRS team rushed to a burning State Department compound in an attempt to rescue U.S. diplomats, then evacuated survivors to a nearby CIA site that also came under attack.

Just over a quarter of the fire is in the Monterey Ranger District of Los Padres National Forest, and about 28,000 acres were burning in state-controlled land, including state parks and private property, Cal Fire spokesman Bennet Milloy said.

And it is simply not true – as our critics on the left pretend – that we are slashing and burning the state.

This puts the body into a fat-burning state called ketosis, during which it produces chemical compounds called ketones, which stop the seizures.

Deprive the body of carbs, he preached, and your body will enter a fat-burning state called ketosis that will shed pounds.

This takes us out of that fat-burning state, and if not deal with entirely (AKA if all of those carbs aren't used up), the excess carbohydrate you ingested is stored as fat.

Tens of thousands of angry antigovernment protesters took to the streets of Antananarivo, the capital, on Monday, burning the state-owned television and radio station, and a security official said at least two people were killed.

More than 100 wildfires are currently burning in states from Alaska to Montana to Texas, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.