Sentence examples for carbon fire from inspiring English sources

The busy-looking Dart Carbon Fire concept apparently has all 150 of them bolted on.

Since then the cars have become increasingly dependent on these materials such that the weight of a state-of-the-art chassis may consist of up to 80% of carbon fire reinforced epoxy resins and the appropriate adhesives to facilitate fabrication.

Fire fighters initially used carbon dioxide fire extinguishers because water can act as a moderator and cause plutonium to go critical.

Pastoralism contributes both to national and regional economies and provides environmental services such as carbon sequestration, fire prevention and biodiversity conservation (World Initiative for Sustainable Pastoralism 2006).

Likewise, treated stands maintained more live tree carbon after fire.

Could it have been a defect in some piece of the plane's accessories — radio batteries, carbon-dioxide fire extinguishers, and so on?

It finds "no statistically significant increase" in black carbon from fires in northern regions and an increase that is likely too small to matter from wildfires in temperate North America.

For example, a unit of carbon in fire-prone ponderosa pine forests of the U.S. Southwest is worth only 30% of that in redwood forest in California.

However, on the shorter time scales of legislative agreements, international accords, or in the context of the emerging markets for carbon offsets, fires can lead to rapid, large emissions of C and add considerable uncertainty to projections of decadal scale ecosystem carbon budgets [ 6, 19].

A key challenge to both the estimation of carbon fluxes from fires and fire management efforts in African savannas is lack of complete and consistent fire records.

And last fall, an article on the Web site GreenBlizzard.com, "Cozy Winter Fires — Carbon Impact," called wood-burning fires "a direct pollutant to you, your family and your community".