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He believed that in the bending flame he had seen something divine, God feeding oxygen to his ailing lungs.
Chief Favata said the church's 35-foot steeple created "a chimney-like effect," feeding oxygen to the flames, which devoured the sanctuary, destroying everything but the pews.
Growth rate, survival, ingestion rate, and fasting and feeding oxygen consumption were measured at the end of the experiment.
This paper addresses the important issue of feeding oxygen to a fluidized bed gasifier in an efficient way, in cases of small to medium scale units (a few MWth), to obtain a syngas free of nitrogen and with relatively high calorific value, without the need to utilize a complex dual fluidized bed system.
In phase I, 98%% oxygen was fed to the reactor to heat up the coal seam and to provide sufficient heat energy before feeding oxygen and steam.
Ozone was produced by feeding oxygen gas with the flow rate of 500 cc/min to an ozone generator (Lab-1, Ozonetech Co. Ltd) as is shown in Fig. 1.
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A brace was wrapped around her neck, and on her face, a clear tube fed oxygen into both nostrils.
The fire began on the first floor but quickly spread throughout the building, as the wind fed oxygen to the flames.
A porous membrane tube is used to feed oxygen to the annular catalyst beds surrounding the porous section of the membrane tube.
After Raymundo escaped a second time, he tried to help his family find another exit by kicking in a window, but that only made matters worse, Chief Stevenson said, because it fed oxygen to the fire.
While sitting increases fatigue and reduces concentration, moderate- to vigorous-intensity movement feeds oxygen, water, and glucose to the brain, optimizing its performance.
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