Today, in a smaller and rounder world, sparks anywhere can ignite flames an ocean or two away.
He, too, is miserable, but a spark of careerism ignites flames of motivation, and he glibly cruises along, his whole personality a coping mechanism.
From "Carrie to "Firestarter," the horror genre is filled with girls who have special powers — to move objects, or ignite flames — that can be used for good or evil.
"Teaching has ignited flames in me," he said, a remark that certainly would have made his late father, Joseph "Skipper" Davidson, a longtime professor of speech and theater at Brooklyn College, proud.
The spark ignited flame propagation near the spark plug and the auto-ignition heat release process of the diluted mixture were modelled in the framework of 3-Zones Extended Coherent Flame Model (ECFM3Z) by the extended coherent flame model and tabulated auto-ignition chemistry of a 4-component gasoline surrogate, respectively.
However, for mixtures whose Lewis number is greater than unity, sustained propagation depends on whether the initially ignited flame can attain a minimum radius.
Once ignited, flame spread velocity of nano Ti powder layer reached 625 mm/s, a value far larger than the 5 mm/s for micro Ti powder.
The result of my wanderings has been rather unexpected (although likely no surprise to an experienced journeyman): That innate wanderlust is now a perpetually ignited flame of desire to, truth be told, be on the go all the time.
"They're worried that Syria is the igniting flame for something growing along sectarian lines.
You can hate something, but maybe that powerful feeling unconsciously is igniting the flames of love somewhere.
