Sentence examples for create an ignition from inspiring English sources

Three entrants simultaneously conked out in Gold Beach, Ore., including a 1923 Bugatti T23 Brescia Modifie and a 1928 Mercedes-Benz 710 SS, both of which suffered problems with their magnetos — generator systems that, when working properly, create an ignition spark — and a Murphy-bodied 1929 Duesenberg Model J Dual Cowl Phaeton, which experienced a sheared driveshaft.

The results show that the specially-designed swirl burner structures including the pulverized coal concentrator, flame stabilizing ring and baffle plate create an ignition region of high gas temperature, proper oxygen concentration and high pulverized coal concentration near the annular recirculation zone at the burner outlet for flame stability.

There was no shortage of effort but the spark to create an ignition was not quite there.

Nearby hot race car parts may create an ignition hazard.

To create a more practical model, different ignition criteria and convective heat transfer coefficients are investigated and compared against one another, resulting in the temperature criterion and a convective heat transfer coefficient of h = 50 W/(m2 K).

If multiple homes share this perimeter, then each home is a potential ignition source, and homeowners cannot create a defensible space beyond their property line if that means trespassing on someone else's property.

The heat caused by the ignition of the gunpowder to fire the bullet could create a blast inside the barrel that would blow it up, he fears.

The way biology has done it in the past is to create a group of specialists that would study individual parts-the wheels, the brakes and the ignition.

All of these factors conspire to lull IT staff to sleep and create a fine business for security consultants like Ringelberg, who point out the keys left in the ignition.

As an experiment in cultivating serendipity, the center created a theme-based Ignition Forum series.

Moreover, at higher O2 mole fraction and discharge repetition frequency, the in situ discharge significantly modifies the characteristics of ignition and extinction, thus creating a new monotonically and fully stretched ignition S-curve without an extinction limit.