Sentence examples for combusts at from inspiring English sources

Exhaust gas temperature and nitrogen oxide measurements show that butanol combusts at a lower peak temperature.

The problems are that: a) American diesel fuel isn't refined nearly as much as that of European diesel (there are multiple grades of diesel in Europe and none of it is as grimy as the stuff we get at the pump); and b) diesel combusts at a higher temperature and under more pressure than gasoline.

Methane combusted at wastewater-treatment plants is typically used for on-site heat.

Amid fears of information overload and analysts spontaneously combusting at their desks, Alan Clarke at Scotiabank has written a survival guide for the big day.

He is regarded as one of the premier middle relievers in baseball, but is also portrayed as a wild man who can combust at any moment.

And partly it's because during Mr. Waterston's long, raspy rant in the second act, when he falsely thinks his daughter is a tramp, the main distraction is not that he's talking about his real-life daughter; it's that it looks as if he might explode or spontaneously combust at any moment in the summer heat (3:00).

Even if your bedroom vibe is more "threadbare 'Meat is Murder' T-shirt that got tossed onto the radiator and might combust at any moment" than the sensual and moneyed pre-coital scenario Mars describes in "Versace on the Floor," a recent single, the strength of his performance of the song was undeniable.

Could just one number, performed weedily by Keira Knightley at the beginning of this romcom, cause your body to self-combust at the prospect of enduring 90-odd minutes of a movie obsessed with authenticity but as phoney as a Miley Cyrus dance routine?

Switchgrass combusted at 411 °C generated 5% ash by weight.

The product gas suffered from purification process and was combusted at flare stack.

In June 2006, one of the company's notebook computers appeared to spontaneously combust at a conference in Osaka, Japan.