Sentence examples for due to ignition from inspiring English sources

However, current engines cannot be operated sufficiently lean due to ignition related problems such as the sluggish flame initiation and propagation along with potential misfiring.

The measurements include flame deflection using standard and infrared video, high-speed movies (500 fps) to study initial flame propagation from the ignition source, overpressure levels due to ignition, wall deflection, radiative heat flux, and gas and wall temperatures.

Unintentional residential fire death due to ignition of smoking materials is a source of injury mortality that is highly preventable, since cigarettes have the capacity to smolder and ignite flammable materials in the home (such as bedding) many hours after they have been carelessly discarded.

In addition, SWCNTs with open-end structures due to ignition-induced cutting remained.

It was also found that the proportion of spontaneous ignition fronts increased at higher pressures due to shorter ignition delay when other factors were held constant.

Specific attention was paid to intermediate temperature ignition conditions, which are of particular interest due to unique ignition behavior and the potential for reducing common oxide pollutants in this region.

For Diesel fuel and due to the ignition delay time behavior, different oxidation behavior can be realized at different preheating temperatures.

In recent years, numerous building fires have occurred in Finland where the fire has started due to the ignition of flammable materials in the vicinity of metal chimney penetrations through floors, roofs and walls.

For the second aspect, at constant Karlovitz number, the increase in turbulent flame speed (relative to that of turbulent hot flames propagating in the unburnt mixture) due to partial ignition of the reactants is attributed to the increase in laminar flame speed, as opposed to turbulence LTC interaction.

I have been keenly watching GM CEO Mary Barra as she explains the actions of her company and its handling of a massive vehicle recall due to faulty ignition switches, among other problems.

Between the years 1970 and 2012, Shoshone National Forest averaged 25 fires annually, of which half were due to natural ignition from lightning, which accounted for 90 percent of the total acreage burned.