Sentence examples for flames arose from inspiring English sources

He was like a vampire coming to life at sundown; pale flames arose beneath his skin with each cocktail.

A previously formulated stochastic approach towards the modelling of the breakup of droplets in the context of Large Eddy Simulation (LES) is extended to simulate methanol/air flames arising from simplex atomisers.

Two figures calmly witness two columns of smoke rising distantly from the city centre and this tableau reminded me of Thomas Hoepker's famous, controversial 9/11 photo of people apparently chatting amiably in a Brooklyn park, while across the river a plume of dust and flame arises from the devastated World Trade Centre towers.

The results show that several interacting effects occur, which have different dependencies on the oscillation frequency: first, a "macroscopic" reaction of the flame arises from the variation of the laminar flame speed and the flow velocity and, hence, its location.

The flame wrinkling arising from the instabilities enhanced the flame speed.

This effect increased with pressure and the flame wrinkling arising from the instabilities enhanced the flame speed.

This unusual flame retardancy arises from the positive synergetic effect between the ATH and EVMT components in this mixed flame retardant, which provide the water vapor and protective barrier during the burning test of bitumen.

It is also found that low frequency flame pulsations arise with the amplitude modulations.

Measurements of flame radiation arising from soot particles have also been made, with detection at 395 547 nm and to a limited degree at 833 900 nm.

The characteristics of a steady diffusion flame that arises at the interfaces of two condensed phase reactant streams that form an opposed counterflow are discussed.

No microwave discharge is observed, indicating that the enhanced flame speed arises from microwave energy deposited directly into the reaction zone through coupling to the weakly ionized gas in that region.