| Fiberglass insulation, in contrast, melts at slightly over 1,100 degrees, and cellulose combusts during house fires. |
| He created an engine that compresses the fuel to such an extent that it combusts on its own. |
| Therefore the engine combusts a little bit less and puts out slightly less thrust. |
| If oxygen gets to the metal during welding, it combusts instantly, so the job has to be done in a special argon-filled chamber. |
| It combusts with oxygen to create heat, as demonstrated by a British inventor in a 1974 film of the National Film Board of Canada. |
| The title comes from an image of a moth so in love with a flame that it keeps flinging itself into a candle until it combusts. |
