Sentence examples for greater burning from inspiring English sources

In the 1850s Thomas J. Rodman of the U.S. Army developed black powder grains so shaped that they provided a progressively greater burning surface as the combustion progressed, with a resulting maximum energy release after the projectile had already begun to travel down the bore of the gun.

Experimental studies with aluminum hydroxide and graphene sheets in nitromethane (NM) monopropellant resulted in significantly greater burning rates (×1.75 for graphene sheets) [12].

The greater flame speed is the result of a combination of higher laminar flame speed, enhanced area generation, and greater burning rate per unit area.

Overall, paleorecords from northcentral Alaska imply that ongoing shrub expansion and climate warming will result in greater burning within northern tundra ecosystems.

5) The Rock may be a great big burning hunk of MAN, but he's not Oscar Wilde Or rather, whoever wrote his lame-o opening speech wasn't.

But you sense a great burning frustration in him, an anger with himself for having let his career slide.

It is not one of the great burning issues of the age but if London loses the tournament after 2013 it would be a shame.

And even among the voters at large, at a time of peace and prosperity, with few great burning issues pushing people in one direction or another, two-thirds of Americans still consider themselves Democrats or Republicans.

Great burning software, but it is what it is.

Basically, the performance gains from moving to the latest and greatest burning technology are negligible considering the pace of innovation in competing technologies: mass and temporary storage, web storage, digital distribution.

Not so with artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer's version of the great burning orb.