Sentences with phrase «cause high flames»

Not exact matches

High levels of the gas had built up in the structure in the central German town of Rasdorf, then «a static electric charge caused the gas to explode with flashes of flames,» the force said in a statement.

In a similar way, a flame causes beam steering because of adjacent high - and low - temperature regions.

Even if the company could test multiple combustors, access - visibility and camera technology currently limit the researchers» ability to understand and visualize the causes of high - frequency flame instabilities.

The weapon can shoot flames in a short range that can cause high damage due to fire.

High winds caused the flames to spread, damaging another nearby playground structure and burning an exterior wall of the school and a small part of the roof, Hiskey said.

When they say that because a high level of forcing was relatively constant it is unlikely to have caused warming, we should say that they think you can't heat a pot of water by turning the flame to maximum and leaving it there, because that is exactly what they are saying.

Or equivalently, if it was the high flame that caused his pot of water to be hot after a couple of minutes, then it would have caused his water to be hot when he first put it on.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, mass trauma and explosions can cause a series of burn injuries and these include thermal burns, which are caused by coming into contact with flames, hot liquids, hot surfaces, and other sources of high heat, as well as electrical burns and chemical burns.

Meat, fish and poultry cooked over high heat (especially above 300F) or in flames caused by fat dripping over a fire can also create «heterocyclic amines» (HCA's).