Sentence examples for flame states from inspiring English sources

Stable and distinct flame states are identified at this interface, which are generally described rather unspecific in literature.

In our application, the flame state field represents the chemical activity state of a diffusion flame; i.e. quenched and burning regions of the flame surface.

The key element is the solution of an evolution equation for a flame state field defined on a complex moving surface.

Major species of gas-phase combustion are obtained using a laminar flamelet model by employing experimentally obtained laminar flame state relationships for the major species mass fractions as a function of gas-phase mixture fraction.

The existence of these two states has an important effect on the dynamic response of the flame (FTF): both gain and phase of the FTF change significantly in the detached case compared to the attached one, suggesting that the stability of the machine to thermoacoustic oscillations will differ, depending on the flame state.

Most of those killed in the blaze were unable to escape the building before being overcome by smoke or succumbing to flames, state officials said.

Some residents in the town of Paradise, which was "devastated", were trapped by the flames, state fire officials said.

All of the members have stated they are influenced by several types of music (some not even found within the heavy metal genre), Miller's influences include Metallica, Opeth, Slayer and In Flames, and states that many of the bands he tours with influences his songwriting.

California was the first state to ban certain dangerous flame retardants; several states followed its lead.

Information in the EPA's 2005 report from the Furniture Flame Retardancy Partnership states that AC073 contains TPP (38 48%) and three proprietary aryl phosphates in the approximate ratio of 40 46%, 12 18%, and 1 3%, which is very similar to the mass spectral signal responses observed in Figure 1.

Her other films with Tracy included the political dramas "Keeper of the Flame" (1942) and "State of the Union" (1948).