Sentence examples for considered fire from inspiring English sources

For the same considered fire detection system, luminosity information may be taken as auxiliary since we cannot be sure about a fire incident just considering luminosity variations, but they may indicate that something is wrong.

We found that only about one-fourth of the 46 research papers assessed for this review could be considered fire history studies (in which mean fire intervals were calculated), and all but one of these were based primarily on data from fire-scarred conifers.

Computers and smartphones run on similar lithium ion batteries, but the larger batteries inside hoverboards "often contain battery varieties above the government mandated 160-watt-hour limit permitted aboard aircraft" and are considered fire hazards, a statement from Delta read.

Heavy timber construction can be used where the least dimensions of the members exceed 14 centimetres (5.5 inches); when timbers are this large they are charred but not consumed in a fire and are considered fire-resistant.

He considered firing Sandusky many times.

The Giants considered firing Coach Tom Coughlin a year ago but gave him another chance.

Advisers to the White House said Mr. Bush had never seriously considered firing Mr. Rumsfeld.

Kraft was embarrassed but he told me he never considered firing Belichick.

Asked by a reporter if he had considered firing Tressel, Gee said: "No, are you kidding?

But they did not question decisions, Tisch said, and they never considered firing Coach Tom Coughlin.

He fretted incessantly that Kissinger was getting too much credit for the administration's accomplishments and repeatedly considered firing him.