Sentence examples for a simple fire from inspiring English sources

The halls are infused with the acrid smell of war, not of a simple fire.

What seems to have been established early on was a practice of repeated cold forging and annealing at 600 700° C (1,100 1,300° F), a temperature naturally achieved in a simple fire.

What seems to have been established early on was a practice of repeated cold forging and annealing at 600 700 °C (1,100 1,300 °F), a temperature naturally achieved in a simple fire.

A simple fire model based on the classic fire plume theory and a sophisticated computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model named Fire Dynamics Simulator FDSS) were investigated and used to predict the heat fluxes from the localized fire to the column.

Also, aggregated patterns of fire occurrence in Brazil and Bolivia did not correspond to areas with high percentage of forest loss, which indicates that the fire/deforestation relationship in TDF is not apparent in a simple fire frequency map.

This paper investigates the applicability of a simple fire resistance design method for axially loaded thin-walled steel studs in wall panel assemblies when exposed to parametric fires from one side.

They included an account that there was talk of how to design a simple firing mechanism, and that a senior Qaeda leader displayed a canister that may have contained some nuclear material (though almost certainly not bomb-grade).

A six-inch-diameter bomb, mounted on a stick with collapsible fins, was inserted into the front end, and the weapon, held over the shoulder or under the arm, was fired by a simple firing pin and percussion cap on the outside of the tube.

A simple fire-control director was added for the 138 mm guns and 15 additional rangefinders were installed for use by the Rangefinding School.

Modolo et al. (2008) have numerically analyzed the impact of high-frequency DBS in two models, a simple firing rate model, initially developed by Gillies and Willshaw (2004) and extended by taking into account the impact of HFS (Modolo et al. 2008), and a population-based model.

On Fire: Draw a simple flame, with the character's head and neck, arms, and legs visible sticking out of it.