Sentence examples for conventional burning from inspiring English sources

And even when the concentration is high enough for conventional burning, burning methane creates temperatures high enough to break up nitrogen molecules in the atmosphere and marry them to oxygen, creating nitrogen oxides, a precursor of smog.

The piece effectively, if depressingly, reveals why all of the options for slowing or stopping the buildup of this long-lived greenhouse gas will be nearly impossible to deploy at a scale relevant to the climate challenge as long as conventional burning of abundant carbon-rich fuels — particularly coal — is the cheapest energy source.

They have claimed to be safer than traditional cigarettes because it does not expose users to the same cancer-causing compounds as conventional burning tobacco.

These forests have traditionally been regenerated using a high-intensity burn and aerial sowing, but the use of more complex harvesting designs makes conventional high-intensity burning difficult.

If methane loss turns out to be as high as the initial NOAA studies suggest, it could mean that fracking is as bad, or possibly even worse, for the climate than burning conventional fossil fuels.

But that project could never get enough brine in – and therefore enough heat out – to make the process competitive with conventional power plants burning fossil fuels such as coal or natural gas.

Unlike the US, where government money has thrown billions of dollars into the pointless pursuit of converting corn into ethanol – a process that releases more CO2 per gallon than simply burning conventional fuels – Brazil's tropical climate allows it to source alcohol from its sugar crop.

Our study results showed that the conventional oil-burning or gas-burning heaters may appear safer and less risky than other types of heating appliances.

Its melting, cantilevered (and self-supporting) cascades of iridescent whiteness spring off the wall as if determined to escape all conventional art categories while burning holes in your visual memory — both of which they still do.

Consequently, the main aim of this work has been to demonstrate how experimental results obtained in a laboratory-scale burner can be used to identify the main design parameters for burning non-conventional fuels with the flameless technology.

Conventional pyrometallurgy produces copper by burning the ore in air, requires four steps and produces noxious compounds like sulfur dioxide (SO2) that require secondary processing into sulfuric acid.