Burn means tissue injury caused by contact with heat, chemicals, electricity, friction, or radioactive agents.
Burn means to remove one or more cards from the top of the deck or the front of a shoe and place it, or them, in the discard rack.
Burn means any injury or damage to the tissues of the body caused by exposure to any of the following:
Examples of Burn in a sentence
Finance Department has exempted from payment of EMD to State Registered Labour Cooperative Societies, Mackintosh Burn Limited, Westinghouse Saxby Farmer Limited & Britannia Engineering Limited only.
Burn Ban/Disaster Declaration evaluation and enforcement b Emergency Management grants, training, and EMS Service updates c.
Disposal considerations Waste treatment methods Product Burn in a chemical incinerator equipped with an afterburner and scrubber but exert extra care in igniting as this material is highly flammable.
Burn Ban/Disaster Declaration evaluation and enforcement b Emergency Management update, grants, training, and EMS Service updates c.
Burn only the type of wastes that the incinerator has been approved to burn.
More Definitions of Burn
Burn means a card which is removed from the top of the deck by the dealer without exposing its value and placed face down, separate from the discards;
Burn for the purpose of the Policy means a condition which a Physician has determined to be a 3rd degree burn.
Burn means the Dealer removing the top card from the deck before the start of a Round;
Burn means to remove three to six cards from the top of the deck or the front of a shoe and place it, or them, in the discard rack.
Burn means the act of placing a card face downward in the discard rack if it is not to be utilized in play in accordance with this rule.
Burn means usage and is defined as metered throughput or an estimated quantity such as Minimum Daily Quantity (MinDQ), as defined in Rule No. 1, for customers without automated meters.
Burn means usage and is defined as metered throughput, or an estimated quantity such as Minimum Daily Quantity (MinDQ), as defined in Rule No. 1, for customers without automated meters, the Daily Contract Quantity for core aggregators, or the Daily Forecast Quantity for Utility Gas Procurement Department.