Sentence examples for documented combustion from inspiring English sources

The six recordings are projected onto the walls of the exhibition alongside a compelling suspension of over 5,000 stainless steel rock fragments, the meticulous arrangement reflecting the documented combustion from each facet of each mirrored steel rock.

This and other experiments on combustion were documented in his book Sur la combustion en général, which was published in 1777.

In particular, we showed the indoor penetration of chemicals from heavy oil combustion and documented that the disproportionate cumulative impact of pollution in Richmond was more pronounced inside homes than outdoors (Brody et al. 2009).

During the heating season, a particularly pronounced increase in mortality risk associated with exposure to secondary aerosols and combustion species has been documented in China (Huang et al. 2012).

They fit the pattern of a recent review of studies of PM10 and asthma that found greater relative risks documented in studies for which wood combustion was considered to be a major source of particulate matter [ 39].

Counterpart isothermal flows with and without air-jet injection are also documented to facilitate a discussion of the effect of combustion on the turbulent wake aerodynamics.

Anthropogenic features in the form of combustion features with numerous fragments of burnt bone are documented at several of the sites.

A few human studies have documented the adverse health effects following exposure to environmental NPs, such as combustion-derived NPs in diesel exhausts, suggesting effects on inflammation, the cardiovascular system, and brain activity (Hesterberg et al. 2010).

The ash and burnt bits, critics suggested, could have blown into the cave from a forest fire or resulted from the spontaneous combustion of bat guano--an event that is rare but has been documented elsewhere.

Temperature fields obtained in nonreactive conditions have been documented in a previous study and the present work aims at correlating these data with the combustion process.

Research conducted by Patterson documented the great buildup of lead in the environment and in people because of industrial activity in general, and combustion of gasoline containing lead additives in particular (Denworth 2008; Needleman 1998b, 2000; Patterson 1965).