Sentence examples for fire consisting from inspiring English sources

They wear a mark (tilaka), ideally made with ash from a cremation fire, consisting of three horizontal bands across the forehead and on other parts of their body, and a necklace-rosary consisting of 108 rudraksha seeds.

"Fire" consists of 10 up-tempo dance tracks.

He writes: "Thus the observing that the bare rubbing of two bodies violently one upon the other, produce heat, and very often fire it self, we have reason to think, that what we call Heat and Fire consist of the violent agitation of the imperceptible minute parts of the burning matter…" (IV. XVI. 12. Pp 665 6).

This fire consisted of three piles of wood, with the center stack being 35 feet high.

The baseline C stocks (C g ) of the ground layers involved in the fires consists only of the upper organic soil layers, and was derived from the Alaska STATSGO database [16] which has no information about the litter/moss layer.

The smoke from forest fires consists of many different constituents, but the pollutant most significantly increased during smoke episodes is PM2.5 (particles with an aerodynamic diameter ≤ 2.5 μm) (Reisen et al. 2011).

The baseline C stocks (C g ) of the ground layers involved in the fires consists only of the upper organic soil layers, and was derived from the Alaska STATSGO database [ 16] which has no information about the litter/moss layer.

This reduction in bearing capacity is studied by means of real scale fire tests, consisting of 6 slabs measuring 3.2×3.5×0.25 m with a connected column stub and tested for punching shear with a specially designed loading frame.

Studies were performed to investigate the effects of FireMaster FF-1, a chemical fire retardant consisting of a mixture of polybrominated biphenyls (PBB), on immune functions in mice and rats.

The 1990 Norwegian fire data consist of 628 fire insurance losses in thousand Norwegian krones, ranging from 500 to 78,537 thousand Norwegian krones.

This paper presents a constitutive model of a fired ceramic consisting of two phases each with a different thermal expansion coefficient.