Sentence examples for derived fire from inspiring English sources

Such approaches should favor native pyrogenic plant species and reinstitute fire regimes that mimic historical, evolutionarily derived fire regimes.

We compare our method to the existing FRE retrieval approach used in the EOS Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectro-radiometer (MODIS) fire products, and to retrievals of FRE based on derived fire temperature and area made via the so-called Bi-spectral method.

We discuss the derived fire return intervals, seasonality and burned extents in Tanzanian miombo relative to those from other African savannas, and the observed frequency-size statistics relative to those reported from other ecosystems.

We derive fire patterns from the two datasets independently and compare results.

We used historical fire ignition for 1966 2005 and the statistical method of Kernel Density Estimation to derive fire-occurrence density (number of fires/km2).

Potential fire risk is determined by the potential fire intensity and fire probability, which are derived from fire cycle (fire return interval) and the time since last fire.

Useful semi-empirical formula on those parameters is derived for fire safety engineering design.

As shown here, the neurons we derived could fire trains of APs not before day 37 (~5 weeks) of IVND.

If PGC accurately measures plasticity similar to firing rate, then the pattern of enhancement and depression should be similar to that derived from firing rate.

Here, approximately 95% of particulate pollution is derived from fires in the surrounding savanna, which cause a smoke haze of variable severity over the city for up to eight months each year [ 15].

The present study sets a methodological framework to combine LiDAR derived data with fire behaviour models in order to assess fire risk at landscape level for forest management and planning.