Sentence examples for smoke generated by from inspiring English sources

Ten thousand new stoves will radically improve the health of women and children in Darfur, who are dying from breathing in smoke generated by indoor wood fires.

That was the year a group headed by Carl Sagan released a report warning that the dust and smoke generated by a thermonuclear war would create a "nuclear winter," blocking light from the sun and wiping out most of life on the planet.

AT AROUND 11 o'clock at night on the last Friday in February, Fidel Castro strode into a room in Havana full of smoke generated by 850 visiting cigar merchants guests at a meeting organised by Habanos SA, the agency that markets Cuban cigars.

In this study, dose was quantified from smoke generated by a Vitrocell VC 10 Smoking Robot.

These results have demonstrated that within the biological dose response range, individual syringe precision and accuracy of whole smoke dilutions are fit for purpose which suggests confidence in the programmed dilution of smoke generated by the RM20S.

It was the amount of cigarette smoke generated by the crowd at Saltergate! Nath Moss: Took my girl five, to her first game v Aston Villa two years ago.

Tobacco smoke was generated by a smoke machine (BUXCO, NC, USA), 8 cigarettes per treatment in the first two weeks, and 15 cigarettes per treatment from week 3 through 12, b.i.d.

By using a specially designed real-time mass spectrometry system to study the puff-by-puff smoke formation of a number volatile organic species and two permanent gases, this work has revealed a significant contribution to mainstream smoke by trapped smoke generated during smouldering, a previously unreported phenomenon.

We therefore investigated possible effect modification, i.e., greater or lower associations from ambient air pollutants by exposure to smoke generated from coal or wood burning, exposure to environmental tobacco smoke, and preterm or low birth weight status.

A product widely studied for this purpose is pyroligneous extract, an organically based by-product resulting from the condensation of smoke generated in the pyrolysis of wood, in particular for the production of vegetal charcoal.

Photoelectric detectors respond faster and more effectively to the large smoke particles generated by a smoldering, slow-burning fire.