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"text": "Coordinate term: burn out"
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"ref": "2000, “Hot mix asphalt plants technical systems audit of testing at plant \"C\"”, in U.S, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA-454R-00-026",
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"text": "While the pitch angle was decreasing, a left rolling motion began, which eventually reached 82º left wing down, and the N₁ and fuel flow indications for both engines declined steadily to zero, indicating that both engines had flamed out. The Safety Board concludes that the upset event exposed both engines to inlet airflow disruption conditions that led to engine stalls and a complete loss of engine power.",
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