Sentence examples for flame sources from inspiring English sources

Various IR signatures from two flame sources were examined in order to evaluate the performance of the OES and verify its usefulness for low observable technology.

(Obviously, using flame sources around a home is hazardous and should be discouraged unless surfaces like concrete or soil are to be decontaminated).

Laboratory tests indicate that unprotected (rigid) polyurethane foam containing a fire-retardant will not ignite from small flame sources such as matches, but will burn rapidly when exposed to large sources of flame and heat.

Paint thinner and turpentine are flammable, so keep them away from flame sources, such as a hot water heater, and ventilate well while using and also while laundering the clothing afterward.

In it, Mr. Flick appears to request that in two years the company "develop and introduce device to eliminate flashback from a flame source".

The poly aryl ether thianthrene)s are flame resistant and self extinguish within 0.2 s upon removal from a flame source.

(4) There must be no flame penetration of any specimen within 5 minutes after application of the flame source and the maximum allowable temperature at a point 4 inches above the test specimen, centered over the burner cone, must not exceed 205 °C (400 °F).

In this rebellion, the armaments include the propane tank, a hose from the propane to the cooking flame, a flame source (cooker), a 30-to-40-quart 30-to-40-quart 30-to-40-quart 30-to-40-quartoil, a gizmo with which to immerstockpoturkey and a hypodermic big enough to bring a horse back from thermometer

It is the temperature at which the fuel will continue to burn for about 5 s after ignition by an open flame source.

Dantonio describes how the object seen in these videos flickers from what may be a possible flame source, "so it's not a satellite because it's moving too slow.

Using a propane torch or other high-temperature, portable flame source (not an ordinary cigarette lighter), run the end of the flame across the lips of the container.