Sentences with phrase «burn unburned»

Not exact matches

Orange shows active fires, light brown shows burn scar, and blue - gray shows unburned plants and structures.

The researchers got similar results when they compared burned and unburned Konza Prairie watersheds where bison had been reintroduced in 1987.

The fire showed all the classic signs of arson, including «pour patterns» on the floor: demarcation lines between burned and unburned areas that suggested a flammable liquid had been poured and ignited.

A satellite image of the 2011 Las Conchas Fire in New Mexico shows the 150,874 acres burned in magenta and the unburned areas in green.

Scientists are concerned that butterflies with small, isolated populations may be in severe peril if their habitats are burned too frequently and in large blocks at a time, which can mean that butterfly refugia — unburned areas that provide refuge — are limited.

All of the star's matter — namely, the products of the nuclear burning (iron, nickel, silicon, magnesium, and other heavy elements) plus unburned carbon and oxygen — are ejected into space at speeds ranging from about 6,000 to 8,000 miles / second (20 to 30 million miles / hour).

It is a simple vain air pump that puts fresh air into the exhaust manifold to help burn off any unburned fuel and reduce emissions.

These leads to excessive unburned fuel escaping from the exhaust valve and into the atmosphere, this unburned fuel is partially burned in the exhaust and is turned into DEP (diesel exhaust particles) which are primarily just carbon.

With out your catalytic bricks in place to aid in burning off unburned fuels you won't pass emissions.

Note in many (not all) of the pictures, green vegetation and unburned homes are quite near some of the burned homes.

When fully burned, gas releases less CO2 than coal or oil, but currently huge amounts of methane are escaping unburned into the atmosphere.

Carbon dioxide emissions associated with burning coal are the greatest of any fossil fuel, and coal has the highest carbon content among all unburned fossil fuel reserves.

One may say of each as yet unburned ton «Burning this ton adds only one ton to the atmosphere.»