To save the need for a lining, most ancient tunnels were located in reasonably strong rock, which was broken off (spalled) by so-called fire quenching, a method involving heating the rock with fire and suddenly cooling it by dousing with water.
The distance of fire quenching could be improved by increasing the number of the vacuum chambers.
Before the neuron's firing is quenched (when F>F*), even though the output firing rate is increasing over some segments of the input range (due to the phase locking under this parameter region, see Appendix S2 for a detailed explanation), its overall trend is decreasing.
Fortunately, his competitive fire has been quenched more often with a winning feeling.
Gehenna appears in the New Testament 12 times, where its terrors for the wicked, as a place "where the worm never dies, and their fire is never quenched" (Mark 9 48, quoting Isaiah 66:24), are stressed.
There was no significant difference between larger section and smaller vacuum chambers in degree of maximum peak value overpressure and specific impulse declining, except that quenching fire effect of the former was superior to the latter.
Hell is the place where the worm eats on fags, and the fire is never quenched.
His ulcer was acting up, and cold water would, he said, quench its fire.
When people are burning, their instinct is to quench the fire.
If I don't come up with something to quench this fire, she'll be here until the soleil sets.
