Sentence examples for the amount of burning from inspiring English sources

The sensitivity of the emissions estimate to this single transfer of C reinforces the suggestion above that reducing the amount of burning and putting that C into longer-lived products could have important climate change mitigation impacts.

Strengthening the garlic suppository by cutting the garlic clove increases the amount of burning you may experience after insertion.

But the amount of burning, which produces young heather shoots for the grouse to eat, has been increasing exponentially: according to one study, by 11% a year.

"The amount of area burning now in Siberia is just startling — individual years with 30 million acres burned," Dr. Swetnam said, describing an area the size of Pennsylvania.

The amount of time burning fuels, standardized by the number of stoves used, also played a role in PM2.5 exposure with every hour of stove operation [median operating time 4.3 h; Interquartile Range (IQR) 2.2 to 9.6 h per stove] resulting in an incremental increase (GMR: 1.01) of PM2.5 exposure.

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They were then presented with someone who did or did not disparage their political views, and asked to decide on the amount of mouth-burning hot sauce that person should have to consume.

But it was clear weeks ago, and has become more clear by the day, that if oil keeps flowing no volume of dispersants and no amount of burning can keep it from doing major ecological damage.

Furthermore, we have shown a correlation between the amount of nuclear burning that occurs during the deflagration phase and the final abundances of intermediate mass elements such as Si-group.

The commission also wants the state government to roughly quadruple the amount of controlled burning it undertakes, and develop a voluntary scheme to acquire land in areas of unacceptably high bushfire risk.

"To put it in perspective, today's announcement nearly doubles the amount of coal burning megawatts announced for retirement in the state over the past decade".