"flare by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a phrasal verb meaning to pass quickly or suddenly. Example: The car flared by us on the highway, leaving a trail of dust behind.
All ram-air chutes are designed to flare by "stalling" at large toggle inputs.
Corticosteroids are the first-line treatment for muscle involvement in DM, but skin lesions often flare by reduction or discontinuation.
Sputnik International reported that the cook denied killing the bear, telling a local news outlet that the bear ate a flare by mistake.
A day after Chris Duhon attributed the Knicks' double-overtime loss against the Charlotte Bobcats to an early concentration lapse, D'Antoni sent up another distress flare by juggling his rotation.
We have analyzed the time evolution of solar flare X-ray spectra from He-like Fe, Ca and S ions measured for a 1992 September 6 flare by the Bragg Crystal Spectrometer (BCS) on the Yohkoh satellite.
Topical capsaicin pre-treatment inhibits neurogenic inflammation (shown as flare) by depletion of nociceptors [13].
"By the design, by the flare bows, by the style of craftsmanship.
"Nigeria was in the throes of a civil war flared by ethnic distrust, the bane of all Africa," Rotimi recalled.
All observations have been cleaned of flares by excluding times when the 0.3-10 0.3-10te was above a factor of 1.2 of the quiescent rate.
However, the objective of this study is mitigating NG flaring by substituting solar energy as an auxiliary energy source in dwelling buildings.
Monte Carlo simulations indicate that a 20 100 keV polarization sensitivity of less than a few percent can be achieved for X-class flares, by comparing the counting rates of these rear segments.
