Sentence examples for size of ignited from inspiring English sources

It is further suggested that strong agglomeration observed for the finer Al powder skewed the expected correlation between the Joule heating energy and the size of ignited particles.

That was the spark that kind of ignited inside".

In 2011 a wildfire of similar size ignited in the Pains Bay area of the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge in neighboring Dare County, NC, several miles away from the 2008 site.

A presidential source accused the Houthis of igniting the clashes.

Gambling licenses have a way of igniting controversy.

Because of how heat transfers, only piles larger than this critical size will ignite, meaning rearranging debris into smaller piles could prevent fires from breaking out.

There was a grill on the deck, a large Weber kettle, and the next day Mr. Schlesinger stood beside it, watching a charcoal fire the size of a watermelon ignite.

Differences in their plumage and the shape and size of their beaks would ignite Darwin's imagination, helping him piece together his theory of evolution by natural selection.

But unlike the broader, galvanizing issues of health care and the size of the federal government that ignited the Tea Party, the new topics seem likely to bolster critics who portray the movement as a distraction to the Republican Party.

During the banking crisis, the size of multimillion-pound bonuses to top bank executives has ignited outrage among small-fry savers.

That piece of writing ignited a flame.