Sentence examples for equivalent flame from inspiring English sources

Second, the equivalent flame radius and the apparent flame velocity (computed internally by Molkov's model) are found to depend on three different effects: the free flameball expansion, the adiabatic compression/extension and the venting process.

The standard deviation of the displacement of the instantaneous flame contour from one filtered by its equivalent radius was obtained as a measure of flame brush thickness and correlated strongly with the equivalent flame radius; when normalised by the radius, it was 4 6% for all fuels.

We investigate these phenomena computationally in three non-premixed ethylene flames at low, moderate, and high Zst, but with equivalent adiabatic flame temperatures.

Every topic in science is open for back and forth, and new discoveries spark rounds of editing and re-editing, and the print equivalent of flame wars in biting letters to the editor.

Perry began with "Roar," the hit single off her latest album, "Prism". She wore the clothing equivalent of a flame while riding atop a massive jungle cat.

Chromatograph: Hewlett-Packard Model 7620A gas chromatograph or equivalent equipped with flame ionization detector and Model 3370A integrator.

There's a window ledge on the left, just as you come in the door of our house, and it's where we have a kind of horticultural equivalent of the eternal flame.

The concentration of formaldehyde (CH2O) was found to increase when flames were doped with oxygenated fuels, while those of acetaldehyde (CH3CHO) and vinyl alcohol (C2H3OH) were nearly equivalent for all the flames.

Based on the peak soot volume fractions measured in standardized jet flames, a Fuel Equivalent Sooting Index (FESI) has been inferred for each considered oxygenated additive and compared with corresponding Yield Sooting Index (YSI), Threshold Sooting Index (TSI) and Oxygen Extended Sooting Index (OESI) values measured and/or estimated based on structural group contribution methods.

Appropriate then, that the games' equivalent of the Olympic Torch relay, the English Flame, is start life on that vast and monotonous pile of stones, Scafell Pike.

Yet Sharif Ali -- sharif is a hereditary title roughly equivalent to lord -- has kept alive the flame of hope he has nurtured since he turned from portfolio management to full-time monarchic ambition after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990.