Sentence examples for poor burning from inspiring English sources

Nitrogen dilution was introduced into the intake air, thereby displacing the oxygen, which destabilized combustion and increased the occurrence of poor burning cycles.

This is possible because when the season changes from dry to rainy season, wood becomes difficult to use due to poor burning rate and inefficient combustion resulting from increased moisture content.

High-speed PLIF, PIV, and Mie scattering images were utilized to analyze the spatial and temporal evolution of the fuel distribution and flow velocity on flame kernel development to better understand the nature of poor burning cycles at each dilution level.

If you just overly hydrate the outside of the cigar hoping to speed moisture absorption by its insides, you're obviously going to achieve an overly hydrated cigar on the outer areas, causing poor burning, and you risk mold formation.

Carbon dioxide emissions result from almost every activity in lives both prosperous and poor — from burning forests to microwaving popcorn or flying to Tokyo.

As you fight for the rebels (who you join within minutes of gaining control after the opening cut scene), campaign missions make you choose between options like capturing drugs so that their sale can feed the country's poor or burning them on principle.

They're right up there with the sign language guy, whose deep n' heartfelt dedication, absolute total commitment, conviction (or maybe that was just the other 3 tire binding, poor sob burning murderers), absence of sanity, and ultimate public achievement should not b forgotten!

Free collective bargaining in pursuit of a bigger plasma screen for some workers won't stop the poor getting poorer or the planet burning.

It was they who, angry at local police, retaliated on their own people--the working poor--by burning down the outdoor market that sold beans, rice, used clothing, and whatever else folks used to barter their daily survival.

Gen. David G. Barr of the Seventh Infantry Division, wrote to General Almond that "methodical burning out poor farmers when no enemy is present is against the grain of U.S. soldiers".

Accompanied by a children's choir, Albarn sings the song's brief, oblique lyric in falsetto: "I need a gun / to keep myself among / the poor people who are burning in the sun.