Sentence examples for beginning of fire from inspiring English sources

The presence of vapor phase enlarges the volume of fire extinguishing jet allowing it to operate as a flooding agent (along with the effect of heat consumption due to water evaporation) at the very beginning of fire suppression process, much before the water droplets evaporation by the flame itself.

It was the same at the beginning of fire, and with the steam engine and electricity.

"When the drumbeat began of 'You gotta fire this guy' — a lot of that was really unfair.

Witnesses at the scene described several intermittent shots fired from both sides before the lines of regulars began to fire volleys without receiving orders to do so.

As dots on the screen flit about, more neurons of each type begin to fire, accumulating a total activity level for the group of neurons.

This flow of impulses to the dorsal-horn neurons of the spinal cord increases their excitability so that many of them also begin to fire continuously.

Each of these ships began to fire upon the fort when it reached its position, and the defenders returned the fire.

A total of 1,230 fires have scorched 83,150 acres since the beginning of the fire season on Jan . 1 according to the forestry division.

In June 1988 when lightning strikes set off the first fires, Robert Barbee, the Yellowstone park superintendent, was not worried about the fires; to him, it looked like the normal beginning of another fire season.

The middle panel shows burned patches at the beginning of the fire season (d) and the same area later (e) during the fire season.

Before, maybe we'd have a fire that'd do this once or twice a year, and now everything in the beginning of the fire season is burning explosively.