Sentence examples for flame progress from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the rate of flame progress from burner to burner is much higher than the turbulent flame speed due to a major effect of thermal expansion.

A Lagrangian diagnostic was developed to overcome the pitfalls of traditional Eulerian analysis techniques when applied to cellular flame systems, including the lack of a well-defined measure of "flame progress" and the time-dependent strain and curvature fields that evolve at scales that are faster than the residence time in the flame zone.

In none of the tests did the flame progress beyond the barrier position.

Cell sizes are measured photographically as the flame progresses.

In Test 12 the flame progressed beyond the barrier position but no flame was observed at the flame sensor position at 36 m.

Retardant drops do not put out fires but slow the flames' progress, allowing ground crews to move in and more safely create fire lines.

The International Olympic Committee will consider abandoning plans for an international torch relay in advance of the 2012 Games following the violent protests that accompanied the Olympic flame's progress through Paris and London in the past two days.

Demonstrations are also expected in San Francisco and New Delhi, India on the torch relay's 21-stop, six-continent tour before it arrives in mainland China on May 4. The flame's progress through London yesterday was slow, violent and occasionally farcical as protesters repeatedly attempted to disrupt the relay.

In a properly functioning engine, the charge burns with the flame front progressing smoothly from the point of ignition across the combustion chamber.

It is shown theoretically and computationally that flame acceleration progresses noticeably faster in the axisymmetric cylindrical geometry as compared to the planar one, and that the acceleration rate reduces with increasing Mach number and thereby the gas compressibility.

Who will keep the flame of technological progress alive in Fargo now? "Spaceships, really".