Goldsworthy, too, who has been often scarred, frozen, and lacerated while making his strenuously wrought pieces, showed off fresh burn marks acquired on the job.
In fact, the moisture-barrier component of petroleum jelly make it a poor choice to apply to fresh burns, cuts, and abrasions.
For the final design, with Th-based salt, the neutron spectra and the ambient dose equivalent due to neutrons, the neutron amplification and the reactor power, were estimated using fresh and burned fuel conditions.
This is done by formulating constraints applied to progress variable definition: they should evolve in a monotonic manner from fresh to burnt gases and the species derivative in progress variable space should stay moderate for tabulation accuracy.
I'd wave cheerfully to my neighbors and mutter something idiotic about fresh air while I burned with shame.
Listing out of the mud was a wooden bucket, its rim blackened from the original fire, its base virtually undamaged; the charring looked so fresh, it might have burned last week.
Most people think ash can be burned immediately because it has a lower moisture content than any other fresh cut woods.
Because it burns fresh oil from 35-pound containers, the truck leaves exhaust that smells not unlike a cornfield, Mr. Schenker said.
"We didn't know why they gave a measure of support to the Hema," he said, standing a few hundred yards from mounds of fresh graves and Lendu huts burned to bits of charred rubble from a Hema attack in January.
The rate at which fresh fuel is loaded and burned fuel is discharged is a result of the core neutronics cycle analysis but in practice (on the plant) this has to be controlled and managed by the fuel handling and storage system and use of the burnup measurement system.
They burned areas to raise fresh grass for animals, smoke out bees to collect honey or simply in the belief that the burning would produce rain.
