Sentence examples for foam burned from inspiring English sources

The victims' lawyers say that Sealed Air made the polyethylene foam that was installed in the club in 1996 and that the foam burned too easily and produced toxic gas.

"There's no denying that when the Latex Foam plant burned down, the tragedy joined a long history of disastrous events that have contributed to economic hardship in the Naugatuck Valley," Mr. Purcell added.

Testing at NIST suggests carbon nanofibers are able to reduce the rate at which heat is released when polyurethane foam is burned.

Robert Malcolm, a Fire Department captain in Asbury Park, N.J., said that urethane foam insulation burns much faster when it is attached to walls or any vertical surface.

Called EIFS (exterior insulation finishing system), it contains lots of malleable foam, which burns vigorously – one expert told the Las Vegas Review Journal that it was "a disaster waiting to happen".

In the months after the blaze, Seton Hall officials said the university had corrected all fire-code violations, installed sprinklers in all dorm rooms and cleared all its buildings of furniture similar to the polyurethane foam sofas that burned.

The little doodle of a squiggly guy pointing at himself in the mirror while fucking a foam plunger was burned into my mind for weeks.

By firing the porous CPCs at 1200 °C, the polyurethane foams were burnt off and the CPCs prepared at room temperature were converted into sintered porous hydroxyapatite (HA -based calcium pHA -basedcalciums.

TARGET, the national retailer, is considering building a store in Ansonia on the site of the former Latex Foam International factory, which burned down four years ago.

That's why you can hold scalding coffee in a foam cup without getting burned.

The photos that eked out of the rebel-held enclave were horrific dead children, their skin burned by poison, foaming at the mouth.