Sentence examples for context of fire from inspiring English sources

This supposition is often used as a basis for fire management but has rarely been tested in the context of fire.

This paper proposes part of a framework for the development of a risk assessment methodology to quantify the life safety risk of building occupants in the context of fire safety design.

Our list includes: establishing the socio-economic context of fire management, identifying disturbance regimes that will meet conservation goals, moving beyond fuel treatments as a goal, basing management goals on vital attributes of species, and planning for large events including post-fire responses.

The prototype is designed for transacting several topics of geospatial events that are crucial within the context of fire emergencies, including GPS locations of emergency assets, meteorological observations of wireless sensors, fire incidents reports, and temporal sequences of remote sensing images of active wildfires.

In the context of fire, flammable vegetation is the consumable resource, fire-conducive weather patterns and their long-term representation (i.e., climate) form the environmental conditions axis, and ignitions are analogous to dispersal [23].

But critics say that the context of Firing Zone 918 is the Israeli government's desire to clear "Area C" – the 60% of the West Bank under full Israeli control – of Palestinians by moving residents into towns in "Area A", the 18% of the West Bank under full Palestinian Authority control.

This paper aims to adopt the real options approach to the fire risk management decision-making of alternative fire insurance and fire security services in the context of the fire loss frequency uncertainty.

In order to investigate the importance of environmental variables in the conversion and recovery of CSS, particularly nitrogen deposition within the context of historical fire intervals, we employed an information theoretic approach.

This property is important to consider in the context of post-fire soil carbon (C) recovery and nutrient cycling as charcoal has a high affinity for dissolved organic C compounds released by throughfall and organic matter decomposition.

As Cdc45 is loaded in the context of origin firing (Masuda et al, 2003), DNA replication arrest in the absence of Plx1 is due to suppression of origin firing.

In this context, a series of fire safety engineering design correlations used to describe the main EVF thermal characteristics, namely EVF centreline temperature and EVF-induced heat flux on the exposed façade surface, are comparatively assessed.