Seemingly endless quantities of footstools, fire irons, fireplace screens, wall sconces, valances, picture frames, bell pulls and bric-a-brac are cheek by jowl.
In other words the informed parts of an object – in the case of a living creature, its organs, and the various kinds of stuff that constituted it (in the end, quantities of earth fire air and water) did not possess their own forms, but were informed by the overall substantial form.
All of Thomas's forces were amply supplied with siege engines and catapults, and his fleet fielded quantities of Greek fire in addition to large shipborne catapults.
Despite the high spatial and temporal variability of burned area, this study confirms the large quantities of biomass from fire-killed stands available as ecologically sustainable feedstock for bioenergy, which, combined with the comparatively smaller and more stable quantities from clearcut harvesting residues could supply theoretical pellet plants.
Larger quantities of air in the fire compartment result in lower concentrations of carbon monoxide, higher concentrations of carbon dioxide, and smoke dilution.
The properties of spin coated CeO2 TiO2 films derived from three different sols containing equimolar quantities of cerium and titanium, fired at 500 °C have been investigated.
As for the question of quantity, Fire said, "We don't over-add warnings, because then it's just all warnings".
The test method is most useful for sintering evaluation when only small quantity of fuels are available or when it is impractical to test fire large quantities of fuel in existing installations or in test rigs.
Increasing quantity of scrap tires are potential sources of fire and health hazards.
PolitiFact's entertaining approach, complete with "Pants on Fire" liars, and its 2009 Pulitzer Prize, has led to a veritable fact-checking industry that needs increasing quantities of fuel to keep the fires burning.
