Sentence examples for burnt material from inspiring English sources

After the blast, quarter-sized chips of burnt material rained down on roofs and patios.

Public prosecutor Rajiv Mohan told a judge in the south Delhi suburb of Saket that the men had attempted to destroy evidence by burning their clothes, but that parts of the burnt material had been found to have traces of blood from the victim, who died in a Singapore hospital eight days ago.

Samples form drier and more upland situations contained more burnt material, while samples from slope profiles and surface gleys contained even more microbial material, in particular chitin.

Whilst optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) is commonly more suitable for sediment dating because of faster signal resetting, thermoluminescence (TL) remains important for dating burnt material, e.g. in archaeological contexts, or for studying the luminescence properties of different materials.

Small or isolated patches of burnt material are more likely human made rather than a seasonal; naturally produced fires typically would form an even ash layer that can be found when digging several pits in an area.

However, in some cases, you may still be able to lessen the visible damage from a scorch mark by using a gentle abrasive like an emery pad to scrape dark burnt material away.

"It's a very powerful, visceral — also melancholy — piece because of the burnt materials," said Mr. Perchuk, who is deputy director of the Getty Research Institute.

N. crassa is a saprobe that lives on burnt plant material from which congener species [33], as well as many other fungal and bacterial species are often co-isolated.

The Ascomycete Neurospora crassa is a common inhabitant of burnt plant material in nature and has recently become a model system to address lignocellulose deconstruction and utilization [ 12, 13].

Here the emission rate is often presented in the unit μg g−1 (mass emitted per mass of material burnt).

Emin burnt much of the material from the shop when it closed down in 1993, although its ashes – contained inside a latrine – will appear as part of the new exhibition.