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They came into a room bright with windows, where a big log smoldered in a rough-stone fireplace.

Figure 10 illustrates the effect of vertical separation distance on the affinity of incense stick configurations on transition to catch fire or to smolder. The effect is noted with respect to the time taken for transition initiation.

The CPSC focused on a smolder test, because cigarettes are the source of ignition in 90% of the upholstered furniture fires that result in a fatality.

However, they warned that the crisis over eurozone governments with heavy debts "continues to smolder" and that Germany was still not doing enough to reduce its own debt load of over 80 percent of gross domestic product.

He will be forever remembered by his only devoted and loving daughter, Lisa and her husband, Ed, of Ripley; cherished and loved as Papa Doc by his grandchildren, Eddie (Brooke) Smolder of Ripley and Alicia (Jamie) Smolder Kinsey of Flemington; and great-granddaughter, Braylie Edair Smolder of Ripley.

Calling it the "red flag season" for outside fires, Chief DiLiddo said cigarette butts can smolder for hours.

Each of these products is said to exhibit outstanding scorch resistance, minimal effect upon foam processing, physical properties and cigarette smolder, as well as a favorable environmental profile.

Smolder's precise helming, flecked with straight-faced humor, is inventive enough, and beyond the callow central figure other roles are colorfully drawn.

Coils typically contain 0.3-0.4% pyrethrin insecticides by weight, with the balance being combustible materials chosen for their ability to smolder without flame.