The phrase "ignition about" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in English
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not considered standard English. It is possible that the phrase was mistranslated from another language. Example: The mechanic talked to me about the ignition and how it works. ("ignition" can be used as a noun)
At the moment of ignition, about a dozen common, and a half-dozen uncommon, stoner stereotypes became animated.
At the moment of ignition, about a dozen common, and half dozen uncommon stoner stereotypes became animated.
The state of ignition was brought about, and monitored, by gradually increasing the oxidizer temperature.
Hart flicks on the runabout's ignition and turns about, purring slowly through the waterscape of half-submerged tracts of land; it seems we have the entire Delta to ourselves, at dusk.
For example, when the plasma is composed of deuterium and tritium, the smallest value of nτ required to achieve ignition is about 2 × 1020 particles per cubic metre times seconds, and the required temperature corresponds to an energy of about 25,000 eV.
For example, when the plasma is composed of deuterium and tritium, the smallest value of nτ required to achieve ignition is about 2 × 1020 particles per cubic metre times seconds, and the required temperature corresponds to an energy of about 25,000 eV.
Therefore, activity accumulation in cores explains why and how spontaneous ignition of DNAs comes about and thus provides a candidate mechanism for the emergence of intentions and decisions to act.
She put gum in the ignition and joked about throwing the motorcycle off a nearby cliff.
The M10 is connected wirelessly to the ignition and costs about $700, including installation.
As far as his family knew, Ryan Backus never complained to G.M. about ignition problems with his car.
Nearly two years ago, the agency concluded that Ford had not been forthcoming about ignition problems but decided to take no action against the company.
