Sentence examples for generate smoke from inspiring English sources
But home owners fear the plant will generate smoke and dust from its 110-foot smokestack and noise from its 12 combustion turbines, and thus ruin property values.
The Faroese also preserve fish, though not with such familiar Nordic techniques as salting or smoking; the islands are so windswept that almost no trees grow, and as a result there's little lumber available either to manufacture salt or to generate smoke.
This lets it achieve both consistent and reliable convection-based heat, as well as generate smoke from a range of different wood pellet types of fuel, which means you can get a lot of different flavors depending on what you're cooking.
– That the extractor fan is directly by where your pillows are located on the bed, so if you cook or in any way generate smoke or vapour (perhaps with a pre-bedtime shower) that thing is going to be squealing for a good 20 minutes while you try to get to sleep.
Environmental assessments undertaken at the Flats by the Army have revealed high levels of contaminants including heavy metals, explosive compounds, and white phosphorus, a toxic agent used to generate smoke cover on the battlefield.
Adding damp leaves or twigs, will also generate smoke for a signal.
Furthermore, possible factors which may influence indoor air pollution levels such as ventilation of houses, location of the kitchen, stove types and availability of exhaust mechanisms to expel the generated smoke from biomass fuel combustion, smoking inside households and mosquito coil use were poorly quantified.
A 30-port smoking machine (AMESA Technologies, Geneva, Switzerland) generated smoke from 2R4F filtered research cigarettes (University of Kentucky).
"If you can't deal with the issues, you start generating smoke".
However, these approaches may not truly reflect the physical and chemical condition of freshly generated smoke.
The heat generated by the short could melt plastic in the immediate area, generating smoke and, potentially, fire.
