The systems considered consist of a laminar flow reactor, a laminar co-flow diffusion flame burner, and a laminar, premixed flame burner, all of which operate at atmospheric pressure.
To engage the sense of hearing, Mr. Henry said, he often uses running water or flames, both of which produce muted sound.
While mindful that Stokes has a fiery competitive spirit, the flames of which should not be doused, England will be extremely unhappy at such behaviour, not least because of previous indiscretions.
He has cleaned this stretch of unlovely, unacknowledged urban brick wall in Copenhagen in such a way that what emerges from a century's accretion of grime and pollution is an image of wave upon wave of destructively engulfing flames, of which you can see just a fragment on this page.
The classic story of the rustic immigrant's clash with cold modernity begins at a high theatrical pitch, with a vision of a Passion play, the flames of which both stoke and stifle Nicola's imagination and leave him prey to the orderly mechanisms of German life.
The whistleblower said that his biggest fear for the site was for one of the nuclear waste silos to go up in flames – the consequences of which would be dire.
All of which marks out Flame as a tool not of mere criminality, but of cyber-espionage: one developed by a state-sponsored intelligence program with the intent of gathering technical information of the most sensitive kind.
One step too close to a naked flame … Talking of which: where was the smokey-fug throughout?
But the practice also typically transfers "paint thinners, dry-cleaning fluids, wood preservatives, toilet deodorizers, cosmetic additives, gasoline by-products, rocket fuel, termite poisons, fungicides" and varieties of flame retardants, one of which, Penta-BDE, was banned by the European Union because of its chronic toxicity to humans.
PBDE flame retardants, some of which have already been phased out of commerce, are used in applications including furniture and electronics.
