Sentence examples for developed a fire from inspiring English sources

His company has therefore developed a fire detection system specifically designed for this type of housing.

We developed a fire history for Voyageurs National Park (VNP), MN, USA based on 129 fire-scarred cross sections collected at 39 disjunct locations to develop a baseline understanding of the history of fire in the region.

Cha et al. (2012) developed a fire suppression training program which generates a fire scenario in virtual reality, calculates the fire effect using 3D-computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and delivers the situation information to trainees so that they can actively suppress the fire using an avatar (Cha et al. 2012).

The Boeotians developed a fire machine, which they used against the Athenian wooden fortifications during the Battle of Delium in 424 BC.

The results were used to develop a Fire Susceptibility Index (FSI).

This chapter describes the fire basics, the typical hazard areas, the types of fire, the use of fire extinguishers, and the necessity of developing a fire plan.

This study integrates GIS and cellular automata (CA) techniques to develop a fire behaviour model with a flexible and user-friendly end-user interface.

The main objective of the present study was to develop a fire thermal model able to predict the evolution of the temperature gradient across a sandwich composite structure when exposed to fire.

This study proposes a series of data conversion techniques and a real-time processing framework to develop a fire training simulator on the basis of a precise CFD simulation that is capable of calculating various invisible physical quantities such as toxic gases and heat as well as visible factors such as smoke and flame.

The comparison between the simulation and the actual-observed results showed that the proposed model predicts in a quite adequate manner the evolution characteristics in space and time of the real incident and as such could be potentially used to develop a fire risk-management tool for heterogeneous landscapes.

Recent research has demonstrated the feasibility of developing a fire-resistive engineered cementitious composite (FR-ECC) to address the current issue of lack of durability (adhesion and cohesion) of spray-applied fire-resistive materials (SFRM) on steel structures.