Sentence examples for that combusts from inspiring English sources
This is distinct from a lifted flame that combusts only near the outer edge of the jet.
A model is developed for an advanced boiler that combusts a gaseous fuel with O2, which is supplied from a thermally integrated network of oxygen transport membranes (OTMs).
This new process was validated on a ship using a sulfur-resistant Pd,V2O5 filter catalyst that combusts soot, CO, and HC including PAHs, and it is well suited as front end for an SOx scrubber.
Moments like the argument that combusts between he and his mother (Octavia Spencer) when she visits him at the juvenile detention center.
Time was fleeting, lives were being cut short, and that combusted into a period that was formative for me.
Still, Egypt, Libya, Algeria, Yemen, Syria, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia all contain political and demographic ingredients at least as perilous as those that combusted in Tunisia: youthful populations, high unemployment, grotesque inequality, abusive police, reviled leaders, and authoritarian systems that stifle free expression.
By Monday afternoon, Coach Rex Ryan and General Manager Mike Tannenbaum vowed that a team that finished 8-8 — that lost three consecutive games to miss the playoffs, that was undercut by dissension and strife, that combusted in a spectacular meltdown Sunday against the Miami Dolphins — would look different next season.
But now the team has added Santana, who turns 29 on March 13, and whom they expect to help alleviate the pressure on the pitching staff — from Martínez and the two young starters, John Maine and Oliver Pérez, to an overused bullpen that combusted during the final month of last season.
The biogas is transformed into energy in two combined heat and power (CHP) units that combust the biogas, which was produced in both digesters.
Boilers are enclosed devices that combust fossil fuels or biomass usually to produce hot water or steam.
Unlike gasoline-powered engines that combust fuel with a spark plug, diesel engines compress fuel until it undergoes a controlled explosion.
