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AIR LIQUIDE, AREVA STOCKAGE ENERGIE and INERIS join in a collaborative project to study un-ignited and ignited high pressure releases of hydrogen.

This limiting model is examined and it is shown that oscillatory solutions are possible on the ignited high conversion branch for realistic values of the parameters.

Over the past few years, videos of police officers across the country shooting black Americans have ignited high-profile protests and debates over how officers interact with their communities.

This means if a spark ignites, high winds could allow fires to spread quickly over dry areas, according to the agency.

In July 2013, Standard & Poors recommended Iceland to drop the debt relief initiative, as it would only result in increased debt for the government – making it even more difficult to lend at credit markets, and it was forecasted also to ignite high inflation along with an economic recession equal to a GDP detraction of 10%.

Promoters said the subway would bring public transit to the windswept neighborhood and ignite high-rise development where warehouses, factories and parking lots once stood.

A semi-batch bench-scale visual flame cell system was designed to spontaneously ignite high-pressure flames in supercritical water as a step in evaluating the effect of presence of these flames on supercritical water oxidation of organics.

It instead defaults to the conclusion that a Muslim trying to ignite high-tech explosives aboard an airplane is an "isolated extremist," by Obama's account the latest of "several".

Live fuels, also called canopy fuels, are live trees that may be ignited in high intensity fire situations (such as crown fires).

Plasma of inert gas is ignited at high temperature (>1700 °C) and low pressure (50 700 mbar) into the chamber.

The reports stunned some United States officials, and ignited a high-level, secret scramble.