Sentence examples for attributed to the fire from inspiring English sources

The fifth cardinal point, the centre, was attributed to the fire god Huehuetéotl, because the hearth stood at the centre of the house.

As Mr. Bush viewed areas of destruction, officials of San Bernardino County reported that two more deaths had been attributed to the fires, bringing the state's total to 22.

Generally, this widespread section can be attributed to the fire-damage to the concrete when subjected to a temperature of approximately 600 °C.

While the aromaticity was similar in forest and grassland soils, which might be attributed to the fire-induced aromatic-C content in the grassland that offsets the original difference in those characteristics between the forest and grassland.

The similar aromaticity between forest and grassland soils might be attributed to the fire-induced aromatic-C content in the grassland that offsets the original difference between the forest and grassland.

The disappearance of plague from London has been attributed to the Great Fire of London in September 1666, but it also subsided in other cities without such cause.

Sun's current success is largely attributed to the wild-fire growth of the Internet, so by roping startups in early, the company is hoping to maintain its market share in the Internet space.

During these periods, the excess synchrony is attributed to the synchronous firing of observed neurons as part of a network process that reliably coactivates a specific subset of neurons with respect to a given time point: the assembly (Fig. 1; spikes colored green and blue).

The following year, Eurostar saw an 11.5% fall in passenger numbers during the first three months of 2009, attributed to the 2008 Channel Tunnel fire and the 2009 recession.

Because our stimulations were restricted to excitatory neurons with cell bodies located in central thalamus, the causal relationship between stimulation frequency and cortical excitation/inhibition can be attributed to the neurons' initial firing pattern.

But the independent successes of Blue Origin and SpaceX aren't solely attributed to the two CEOs' competitive fire.