The phrase "associate fire" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific type of fire or a role related to fire, but without context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "The associate fire personnel were trained to handle emergency situations effectively."
Alternatives: "fire associate" or "fire team member".
Lower volumetric water content and higher water use for the burned treatments were associated fire enhanced growth of the dominant species.
Why are you associating fire with books?
The narrator associates fire (we think of the crematoriums) and death with night.
Japanese carrier anti-aircraft guns and associated fire control systems had several design and configuration deficiencies which limited their effectiveness.
One opportunity for improvement of the model is to incorporate data related to disturbance and biotic interactions (e.g. distribution of pollinators or fungal associates, fire or flooding effects on habitat quality) in order to reflect the potential for non-equilibrium system functioning (Schröder and Seppelt 2006).
Later on Tuesday, the Marine Corps suspended the use of 60-millimeter mortars and their associated firing tubes in all training and operations worldwide until an inquiry into the episode is completed, according to a Marine spokeswoman, Capt.
In the early 1990s, he quickly established himself as a champion of political morality in the Legislature, taking on Governor Edwards and his associates, firing off ethics complaints, battling casinos and pressing for term limits that this year finally ousted the largely Democratic legislative old guard.
It may therefore be more likely to fire temporary workers just because they belong to the set of workers for whom it is not possible to cut wage further and not because of their type of labour contract (and associated firing costs).
Japanese carrier anti-aircraft guns and associated fire-control systems had several design and configuration deficiencies that limited their effectiveness.
The research focuses on typical Mediterranean periurban areas that are subjected to both hazards and concludes with a set of equations that associate post-fire and pre-fire conditions for five Fire Severity (FS) classes and three soil moisture states.
