Sentence examples for flame resisting from inspiring English sources

It appears, therefore, that GO composites may be good candidates for us as heat and flame resisting materials, for various applications.

We have determined some of the parameters of explosive properties of the one-component gases CH4, CO and C2H4 using an explosive trial device of polybasic explosive gas mixtures and emphasized particularly the effect on the limits of explosive concentration of the binary explosive mixed gases CH4+CO, CH4+C2H4, as a function of the amount of CO, C2H4 and inert flame resisting gases (N2, CO2).

Flame resisted.

Let's return to bushfire: if one were to construct a home in the form of a fireproofed bunker capable of resisting flames of any intensity and keeping the inhabitants perfectly safe then this would simply reduce the vulnerability, and therefore risk, to zero.

So they take materials like organic cotton and natural latex and wrap them in untreated wool, which is inherently fire resistant and meets the Consumer Product Safety Commission's standards for resisting open flames.

In a scene in an early episode, in which Jaymes takes a long walk with an old flame, Britton deliberately resisted some lines in which her character expressed fears about being old.

The fibers help plaster adhere to walls and resist flames, but certain forms of asbestos are also potent carcinogens.

One the most used techniques is to check temperature and flame stability by means of sensing probes resisting to high temperatures.

An unintended consequence of California's Technical Bulletin 117 (TB 117)—a fire safety law promulgated in the 1970s which requires that furniture, baby, and other household products resist open flame (California Department of Consumer Affairs 2000; Zota et al. 2008)—is that PBDE concentrations in California children are now among the highest measured worldwide (Eskenazi et al. 2011).

The weaker pressure dependence of the LBVs of n-butanol/O2/He flames indicates that their flame chemistry changes less to resist the pressure variation.

Resisting arrest.