Sentence examples for constant burning from inspiring English sources
And there is the constant, burning question: why are these deaths, these tragedies acceptable, while others aren't?
This paper describes the response of a swirling premixed flame with constant burning velocity to non-axisymmetric harmonic excitation.
The flow around a stationary axisymmetric premixed flame attached to a plug flow Bunsen burner and propagating with a constant burning velocity relative to the fresh gas is analyzed for large values of the ratio of fresh gas injection velocity to flame burning velocity and small values of the burnt-to-fresh gas density ratio.
He developed a constant burning pain along an inch-wide ribbon extending from the left side of his neck all the way down his arm.
American physician and author S. Weir Mitchell observed Civil War soldiers afflicted with causalgia (constant burning pain; later known as complex regional pain syndrome), phantom limb pain, and other painful conditions long after their original wounds had healed.
The result was an essentially constant burning rate that differed only with the grain size of the powder; the larger the grains, the less surface area exposed to combustion and the slower the rate at which propellant gases were produced.
The motor is designed so that the pressures generated are nearly constant during burning.
The graphite particles used here were initially not spherical; their shape was found to remain fairly constant during burning, as expected for combustion being kinetically controlled.
It can start as a mild tickling sensation, later followed by substernal distress and inspiratory pain, which may be accompanied by cough and, when more severe, by a constant retrosternal burning sensation.
Under strong zone II conditions, particles burn with reductions in both size and apparent density after an initial short period (<2% conversion) of constant-diameter burning.
The ignition process can be divided into a heating-up evaporation, a nearly constant droplet-temperature evaporation and a constant droplet-temperature burning.
