- dead-flame, hot-
blast, and cold-
blast variants.
Pressurized kerosene lamps use a gas mantle;
these are
known as Petromax,
Tilley lamps, or
Coleman lamps, among...
-
blowtorches used
liquid fuel,
carried in a
refillable reservoir attached to the
lamp. This is
distinct from
modern gas-fueled
torches burning fuel such as a butane...
- A
safety lamp is any of
several types of
lamp that
provides illumination in
places such as coal
mines where the air may
carry coal dust or a build-up of...
- for its hot
blast and cold
blast kerosene lanterns. It was
started in 1840 when its founder, 22-year-old
Robert Edwin Dietz,
purchased a
lamp and oil business...
-
known as rice
blast fungus, rice
rotten neck, rice
seedling blight,
blast of rice, oval leaf spot of graminea,
pitting disease, ryegr****
blast,
Johnson spot...
- the
events of the ****ure.
After the Incident,
according to
notes on the
blast door map
painted by
Stuart Radzinsky in the Swan Station, the
Dharma Initiative's...
- An
infrared heater or heat
lamp is a
heating appliance containing a high-temperature
emitter that
transfers energy to a
cooler object through electromagnetic...
-
Simoun will
personally deliver a pomegranate-shaped
crystal lamp as a
wedding gift. The
lamp is to be
placed on a
plinth at the
reception venue and will...
- Gundlach-Pedersen, and the
lighting was from Poul Henningsen's
brand new PH-
lamp. In 1929 it held an
architecture exhibition,
which was one of the
first presentations...
-
divided into
three sections, and a
blast is set off in one of the
sections to open new coal veins. Upon the
blast, it is
noticed that the
shaft is leaking...