It is a thermal treatment procedure that involves ignited material (usually moxa) near specific points for treating disease.
In practice, wood combustion is often started with waste paper, kindle wood, twigs and other igniting material.
That, in turn, "ignited surrounding materials in the vehicle," Mr. Berenz wrote.
First, going back as far as Berlyne's (1954) theory of epistemic curiosity, theorists have proposed that people's need to know is ignited by materials that are neither completely unknown nor completely known, but are, instead, in an intermediate zone (Atkinson, 1972; Kornell & Metcalfe, 2006b; Litman, 2009; Loewenstein, 1994; Metcalfe, 2002).
"When ignited, such materials give off dense clouds of choking gases".
2003: Great White, West Warwick, R.I.: Pyrotechnics ignited flammable materials surrounding the Station club stage while the heavy metal band was performing, leaving 100 fans dead.
The tree penetrated the battery, causing arcing and a short in the high-voltage electrical circuit, which ignited flammable material in the car, including the battery.
Remember, the flare will spray ignited, molten material from its end so if you are wearing good clothing you may damage your clothing Carry the lighted flare pointed downward and away from yourself, so that no burning residues can drip back onto your hand.
Behind the mesh, four different materials were placed to ascertain whether the firebrands that were able to penetrate the building mesh assembly could ignite these materials.
Unintentional residential fire death due to ignition of smoking materials is a source of injury mortality that is highly preventable, since cigarettes have the capacity to smolder and ignite flammable materials in the home (such as bedding) many hours after they have been carelessly discarded.
