Sentence examples for diminished fire from inspiring English sources

"By relying on less experienced and significantly diminished fire cover when fully trained firefighters are available, the mayor would be recklessly putting politics above Londoners' safety".

My very first post was on Art Basel which is being held this week under much diminished fire power.

Detection of burned areas with a diminishing fire scar is desirable when an image from an earlier date during the fire season is not available.

A mix of burned and unburned pixels and those with a diminishing fire scar were defined as partially burned, shown in (c) and (g) when combined with burned areas.

The rains have diminished the fires' most noxious problem, thick smoke from burning lakebeds and swamplands that have been dried out by a drought now in its fourth year.

In the experiment shown in Fig. 7C, the inhibitors slightly diminished the firing rate of the GHRH neuron (∼4.5 and 3.9 Hz in the absence and presence of CNQX + GABAzine, respectively), but the addition of ghrelin 10 nM, in the continuing presence of inhibitors, induced a robust increase in the firing rate of the neuron to ∼8.3 Hz.

Increasing the compacting pressure is shown to improve the ceramic's physical and mechanical performance and to diminish the fire shrinkage and water absorption.

We proposed that such a phenomenon could contribute to the sleepiness that accompanies SD since during the natural sleep-wake cycle, the hcrt/orx neurons diminish firing before and cease firing during sleep [5], [6] and since their absence results in narcolepsy associated with increased daytime sleepiness (for review [12]).

The progress of the Australian assault was slowed by thick vegetation and the size of the position, even as the resistance slackened and volume of fire diminished.

Some form of spike frequency adaptation (SFA) is often included in neural field models to mimic a negative feedback process to diminish sustained firing.

This increase in AP firing diminished for more distant positions and was no longer significant for stimulus positions not immediately adjacent to the paired position (p>0.05).