Sentence examples for determining fire from inspiring English sources

In such cases, performance-based approach is allowed as an alternative practice for determining fire safety provisions.

In this paper, performance-based approach implemented for determining fire safety provisions in the past three decades in this part of the world will be reviewed.

The published 2009 interpretation of US Federal Wildfire Policy Fire Executive Councill 2009) expanded the opportunity of managers to better consider beneficial aspects of wildfire when determining fire management strategies.

Our research illustrates that historical fire regime variability exists within the same vegetation type in a relatively small, ∼50 km, geographic locality emphasizing the role that other topographic variables play in determining fire regimes and forest structure.

A major objective of this study was to identify candidate genes in apple that are potentially involved in determining fire blight resistance prior to an infection event.

These forecasts are used as input for the National Fire Danger Rating System which generates indexes which are used in determining fire danger for a given area and to plan for the necessary human and other resources needed to fight wildfires.

When the Union gunboats arrived the next day, they met determined fire from shore batteries that severely damaged the flotilla and left Foote's flagship a shambles.

Charcoal samples were analyzed with statistical models to facilitate peak detection and determine fire recurrence intervals.

Assessments of sagebrush biomass are used to monitor habitat for critical wildlife species, determine fire risk, and quantify carbon storage.

In flammable ecosystems our method can help determine fire management strategies empirically linked to a landscape-scale conservation objective.

The four resulting fire regions reflect a gradient from generally cold, mesic climates with shorter fire seasons to hot, dry climates with longer fire seasons, and determined fire behavior in both forested and non-forested areas (Table 3).