Sentence examples for mitigate flame from inspiring English sources

In order to mitigate flame acceleration and detonation in hydrogen-air mixtures, which can lead to the release of harmful radionuclides in severe nuclear plant accidents, water spray systems are being considered.

Flame quenching by fine mesh is one of the oldest known methods for mitigating flame propagation.

Google crafted its Common Names Policy in order to promote trust and transparency, hoping to mitigate spam and flame wars.

The capacity of sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3)s powder to chemically reduce flame speeds and mitigate the effects of accidental explosions is well established.

Increasing CO2 mole fraction in the coflow, as replacement of N2 in the air, significantly mitigates soot formation in the flame but does not influence the transitional oxygen concentration (XaxO2 trans within the resolution of the measurements.

The community will likely face some of the additional challenges that Hacker News faces (i.e. flame wars), but Graham has been able to mitigate these challenges using technology and an actual human editor.

The tests indicated that the grit blasting and flame spraying processes must be carefully executed to mitigate degradation of the strength of the composite material substrate.

However, neither document goes far enough in assisting clinicians in discussing the particular risks of endocrine disruptors such as phthalates and brominated flame retardants and the particular avoidance strategies required to mitigate the particular risks.

Arab media aren't facing up to their responsibility of not fanning the flames of hate speech and sedition, and should exert more effort to mitigate conflicts they help provoke.

However, for the explosion scenario where the flame is propagating through several safety gaps to the far field congestion, the safety gap mitigates overpressure only in certain explosion protecting targets.

To mitigate this problem, fuel gas (with >90% CH4) is co-fired with acid gas to increase furnace temperature and prevent flame extinction.