Sentence examples for lowered flame from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that the primary reason for the lowered flame speed of s-butanol, i-butanol and t-butanol is that they crack into more branched intermediate species which are relatively stable, such as iso-butene, iso-propenol and acetone.

With regard to the laminar flame speed results, the model also correctly predicted the basic trends of lowering flame speed with increasing levels of CF3Br addition, but it rather poorly predicted the magnitude of the impact for all three fuels.

In a slow section in the middle, Jones reined the movement in, lowered the flame.

He poured in the cream, quieting it all, lowered the flame, then headed off, to tend to other diners.

Later came her 1977 hit, "(You're Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher," which softened and smoothed out Jackie Wilson's rhythm-and-blues anthem in much the same way that Lee lowered the flame of Little Willie John's "Fever".

Government would function better if partisan passions were on a lower flame.

Under lower mass flow-rate conditions, the combustion performance got worse with lower flame angles.

A lower flame emissivity value than the standard value should be used.

Even fans might be a little vexed by this year's offering, though, which sees this incendiary performer burning at a slightly lower flame.

This can be related to the rate of fuel injection, which is higher for the hydroground nozzle, leading to richer mixtures and lower flame base speeds.

Gilbert's performances of standard repertory have burned at a lower flame, but the orchestra sounds as good as it has at any time in the past twenty-five years.