Traditional pyrolysis of wood relies on low temperatures and long processing time to increase the charcoal yield. In contrast, modern or fast pyrolysis uses moderate temperatures (400-500°C) and very short residence times (typically only a few seconds) to maximize the production of liquids (Diebold and Bridgewater, 1997).

She may shail, but she'll never wamble.

In the New England town where he ran a “couple of night clubs” . he was “primarying the mayor."

I didn't feel like working yesterday, so I called in sick.