Sentence examples for course of fires from inspiring English sources

However, as the response of entire structures during the full course of fires until burnout has received little attention, these effects are not well established.

The irregular surface with a bit of a glow resulted from accidents in the course of firing, like drips of ash, so it is a literal representation of nature.

The time course of firing rate during each trial for the selected heading was calculated by convolving the spike events with a Gaussian kernel (σ = 25 ms).

The population average of the normalized time course of firing rate is plotted for each condition type translation only (grey), rightward rotation (red) and leftward rotation (blue) for real pursuit (C ) and simulated pursuit (D ).

To test whether the temporal responses match this prediction, the time course of firing rate was measured at the heading associated with the largest positive gradient, for neurons recorded during the 3D cloud protocol.

Politics with a small p is, of course, on fire.

Fires can produce their own weather patterns, for instance, which can then end up altering the course of the fires.

Generally, large fires are rare but small fires accumulate to cover extended areas in the course of a fire season each year.

Fires release a variety of gases and organic vapors during their course, and 80% of fire-related deaths result from inhalation of toxic substances whose variation over the course of the fire is poorly defined.

The commission admits only that "civilian casualties had in fact occurred in the course of cross-fire," and blames the Tigers for most of them.

There is no word either on members of his personal staff who lost their jobs in the course of his firing, among them his executive officer, Col. Charles A. Flynn.