She took a moment to scan the article, then glanced up at me. "It says it was incinerated in the upper atmosphere".
Unfortunately, compassionate conservatism turned out to be a pretty thin tissue, and it was incinerated by the events of Sept. 11.
Display cases show the shredded remains of a junior high-school uniform, the irradiated contents of a lunchbox and the frame of a tricycle – the small boy riding it was incinerated by the blast.
Since the museum's opening in 1955, nearly 35 million visitors have paid their respects and wandered in the gardens and plazas of the surrounding area, a bustling business district before it was incinerated by the world's first use of an atomic bomb.
The back wall of the cyst was checked carefully for evidence of a bile leak, and it was incinerated using an inverse-opal-structure electrode while avoiding Glisson's capsule (Fig. 2c).
Should it be incinerated?
When it is incinerated rice-husk generates a great quantity of ashes (RHA).
You might be surprised to learn that, especially around New York, much of it is incinerated in areas with poor, disadvantaged communities.
Six days a week, about half of Manhattan's and Staten Island's garbage is now delivered by city trash truck to Newark, where it is incinerated at the trash-to-energy plant that American-Ref Fuel owns there.
He helps monitor pollutants in the roughly 500,000 tons of garbage a year that the department carts from the county's four transfer stations (in Mount Vernon, White Plains, Yonkers and Peekskill) to the Peekskill plant where it is incinerated and converted into energy.
Most of it is incinerated ash, sludge and rice straw.
