Usa "combustion" in una frase

1. Crossing the road is a wager with the combustion engine and irrationality

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2. swell into the throb of combustion

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3. letting the red-hot burn of combustion

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4. Okay, so transport systems here are a lot more primitive than on Earth but it has to be said that the so-called progressive move to internal combustion engines is a double-edged sword

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5. There is a smell of diesel in the air, but he can't hear the sound of combustion

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6. Their whole extended family scrimped and saved and sacrificed, and found the money to put him in a formula car, one with a two-litre internal combustion engine

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7. Characterization of the Products of the Clay Mineral Thermal Reactions during Pulverization Coal Combustion in Order to Study the Coal Slagging Propensity

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8. associated with its manufacture and combustion and the cost of the slew of incentives offered to refiners and corn farmers

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9. the parking lot, but it had been an old-fashioned combustion engine

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10. The spark causes a small explosion in the combustion chamber creating power to make you engine run

11. The approximate Gibb’s free energy of combustion of jet fuel, the change in gas volume, temperature, pressure, and other state functions

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12. The severed digit lashed back and forth and steamed like smoke from a forge, forcing the children to turn from the heat, but the Dangler kept his hands in the core of the combustion like a blacksmith with skin of iron

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13. There's no thermal radiation indicating anything like a combustion engine on the streets," she said, turning to watch his face

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14. These giant props pushed the lumbering aircraft off the ground boosted by jet engines that combined liquid hydrogen with oxygen from the air until the atmosphere grew so thin that liquid oxygen from the wing tanks was needed to support combustion

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15. With no atmosphere to support combustion, the relic glowed brightly from the heat of the explosions

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16. Large oil companies owned many patents which improved gas consumption of internal combustion engines, and many that indeed replaced the engine and the need for gasoline entirely

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17. Treatments discovered in the late seventies and the decline and end of tobacco usage along with the elimination of the internal combustion engine for transportation had saved millions of lives

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18. sights on building the first Compression Ignition internal combustion motor (what we know

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19. Air pollution results with the combustion of fossil fuels and the planet is at risk for continued burning of these fuels, as they have already caused a green house effect that has warmed the planet over 2 degrees Fahrenheit in temperature

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20. We may have lost 10-15 years and polluted the planet needlessly with petroleum combustion byproducts, because of Chevron and the oil industry’s decision in this regard and their squeeze on the world economy, forcing the world to buy their product, when change over to electric was possible

21. I also noticed that they either didn’t have or didn’t use post combustion in their jet engines, as their jet exhaust was not prominently visible at any time during the encounter

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22. This was the same principle as used in the post combustion sections of other engines, but that extra thrust also came at the price of much higher full consumption

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23. In fact, a variant of the TF-58 with a rear post combustion tube, designated TF-58P, had been developed and had proved already able to deliver a maximum thrust of seventeen metric tons with post combustion

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24. more than a century before, and the early 19th century vehicles of François Isaac de Rivaz, the Swiss inventor of the internal combustion engine

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25. It was like the need for gasoline in combustion engines

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26. combustion of fuel and by smoking

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27. Sulphur dioxide (SO2 ) is one of the main air pollutants associated with fossil fuel combustion

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28. Two thirds of sulphur dioxide is generated by the combustion of coal

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29. The UK has set limits on the maximum amount of SO2 emissions that can be emitted from Large Combustion Plants

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30. When healing the internet do they think about its effects upon the Earth or humanity? As IT grows, what illnesses will it spawn? With something as innocent and revolutionary as the combustion engine, that which saved the labor of billions and the lives of that many more, has come devastating climate change and ecological collapse

31. Seven months ago she suffered severe burns to her lower legs, brought on by a close call with spontaneous combustion

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32. of supporting combustion when in contact with open flames

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33. Internal and external engines combustion engines all rely on this application for harvesting motion by driving power and this comes from taking heat from material and by harvesting the expansion of the heat to become space it drives the machine

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34. Internal and external combustion engines all rely on this application for harvesting motion by driving power

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35. Fire is a crude, inorganic form of combustion energy which consumes everything it touches

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36. The Iron Age plows of India pulled by draft animals mingle with steam engines, internal combustion engines and jet engines

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37. Because the internal combustion engine has become normal

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38. Because anything better than the internal combustion engine threatens the dominance of the Oil Industry

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39. Because anything better than the internal combustion engine threatens the dominance of the oil Industry

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40. It came from replacing the living energy of living animals traveling across a living land with the dead destructive energy of the combustion engine, with dead machines traveling across a dead destroyed land covered in concrete and asphalt

41. And talking of stokeholds, firemen, and trimmers, men whose heavy labour has not a single redeeming feature; which is unhealthy, uninspiring, arduous, without the reward of personal pride in it; sheer, hard, brutalising toil, belonging neither to earth nor sea, I greet with joy the advent for marine purposes of the internal combustion engine

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42. Before him rose a grotesque mass of rocks, that resembled nothing so much as a vast fire petrified at the moment of its most fervent combustion

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43. What do they say was the cause? Spontaneous combustion

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44. and Hamlet his father showeth the prince no blister of combustion

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45. In under one hundred milliseconds, the massive combustion pressure burst the container, and the resulting explosion ripped the airlock door to shreds

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46. I can’t stop lightning, or swamp gas, or spontaneous combustion, or depression

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47. Thank the combustion engine for that

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48. In the absence of internal combustion engines they’d be less mobile than the rockets which had been used as area effect weapons during Old Earth’s Second World War—in that sense, Merlin’s reference to them as “Katyushas” was historically suspect—but over their effective range, they ought to be able to lay down devastating fire

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49. An accident on a staircase, spontaneous combustion of a shopkeeper from alcohol, a fire in Peski

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50. History, scenery, fate, impermanence, disaster, politics, the city, all packed into a single shell, awaiting combustion

51. Incredibly, books rarely burn, because of their density and because the oxygen the fire needs for combustion can’t get between the pages

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52. I was looking at Hanni’s familiar face and thinking of the time he’d told me about spontaneous human combustion

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53. Until the internal combustion engine was invented most people’s image of the Middle East was deserts and camels, but once geologists found oil under the desert sands early in the twentieth century that all changed

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54. Before long, we had kerosene lamps and then internal combustion engines

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55. And with this spontaneous combustion the house smoldered ablaze

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56. And with this spontaneous combustion the house smouldered ablaze

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57. All in that region was fire and commotion; the soup and fish were in the last stage of projection, and the cook hung over her crucibles in a frame of mind and body threatening spontaneous combustion

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58. The scientific term for the chemical reaction is oxidation or combustion

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59. In an internal combustion engine, ring gear and pinions connect the car’s starter with the motor’s flywheel

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60. No person will dispute the heat acquired by a cannon, or even a musket, after repeated discharges; and this heat must volatilize or destroy a great portion of the moisture combined with the powder, assist its speedy inflammation, and perhaps add to its power, by causing a more perfect combustion of the inflammable parts of the gunpowder

61. Hare's splendid experiments, and many others performed with his blowpipe, fed by oxygen and hydrogen gases, have been for years past annually exhibited, in my public courses of chemistry in Yale College, and that the fusion and volatilization of platina, and the combustion of that metal, and of gold and silver, and of many other metals; that the fusion of the earths, of rock crystal, of gun flint, of the corundum gems, and many other, very refractory substances; and the production of light beyond the brightness of the sun, have been familiar experiments in my laboratory

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62. It is highly probable, however, that a comparatively small quantity of the coal is consumed, as the combustion must be greatly retarded by the absence of a sufficient portion of atmospheric air

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63. As the old works are very near the fire, the air in them becomes very much rarified by the heat; and probably a considerable portion of it is consumed (as the principal pabulum for the combustion,) and a partial vacuum is produced

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64. It is easily kindled; burns with a bright flame; yields a bluish smoke, and produces an odour similar to that which attends the combustion of gramineous substances

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65. It leaves a very small proportion of light, grayish white ashes; on which I have as yet made no experiments, having this day, for the first time, paid particular attention to this substance, attracted by the unusual hardness which it acquired since it is in my possession: and not many hours have elapsed since I subjected it to combustion

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66. How far the presence of this mineral may influence the ignition or combustion of the coal, is a question, perhaps, worth determining

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67. Should the progress of science, for a century to come, keep pace with its rapid advancement for the last fifty years, many appearances in the physical world, now enveloped in obscurity, will then admit of as easy solution as the combustion of inflammable substances, or any familiar process in chemistry does at this day

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68. He is of opinion, that the vast prairies and barrens, extending over the greater part of the western states, and over nearly all Louisiana, were primitively occasioned, and have been since continued, by the combustion of vegetables, and that water had no agency in their formation

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69. The writer of this, deeming it unnecessary to say more, or to produce more facts, (although much more may be said, and many more facts produced) to prove that prairies were not lakes, will now endeavour to prove that they were occasioned by the combustion of vegetables

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70. Since writing the above, I find that when, in the apparatus of twenty copper and twenty zinc plates, ten copper plates on one side are connected with ten zinc on the other, and a communication made between the remaining twenty by a piece of iron wire, about the eighth of an inch in diameter, the wire enters into a vivid state of combustion on the immersion of the plates

71. [81] If a connecting iron wire, while in combustion, be touched by the hydrate of potash, the evolution of potassium is demonstrated by a rose-coloured flame

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72. I have ascertained that an iron heated to combustion, by a blacksmith's forge fire, will cause the decomposition of the hydrate of potash

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73. Vegetables, effects of their combustion, 334

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74. Combustion, facts relating to, xxviii, 70

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75. —, and tin, combustion of the alloy of, xxi, 375

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76. Sal-ammoniac, produced from the combustion of a coal bed, vi, 395

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77. Combustion by means of Wood Ashes, 167

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