Sentence examples for discussion of fire from inspiring English sources

Mr. Havlina said he noticed that she was beautiful and "so articulate," but agreed that "it was all ecology and discussion of fire regimes".

Presented through a mixture of journalism, history, and literary imagination, Here and There moves the discussion of fire beyond the usual formations of science and policy within a national narrative to one of thoughtful interpretation, analysis, and commentary.

For a further discussion of fire spread as opposed to ignition from fires see Binninger [ 28].

The intervention includes a discussion of fire safety in the home, fitting of a free smoke alarm, instruction regarding regular testing and maintenance of the alarm, and planning an escape route in the event of accidental fire.

While declining to answer Rose's questions about his conversations within the White House on the matter, Bannon did say he had not heard any discussion of firing Mueller before being dismissed from his White House job on Aug. 18.

As precise in her discussions of firing neurons as she is about the coordinating dynamics of image making, Stafford locates these major transdisciplinary issues at the intersection of art, science, philosophy, and technology.

The Soviet delegate to the United Nations proposed a discussion of a cease-fire and an armistice in June 1951, and in July negotiations began between the United Nations and the communist commanders at Kaesŏng, later resumed at P'anmunjŏm (both about 30 miles [50 km] northwest of Seoul).

… in particular a discussion of how the firing feature is causally related to hyperexcitability which may imply that the hyperexcitability of these cells also is transient and may disappear with age.

It could have stimulated substantial discussion about the needed modernization of fire departments and building codes, and the public's role in their own survival in the event of a disaster.

Click here (Real player) to listen to a UNICEF Radio podcast discussion on education in the line of fire in Afghanistan and Pakistan, featuring these guests: Wenny Kusuma, Country Programme Director, UNIFEM Afghanistan; Yasmeen Hassan, human rights lawyer and Deputy Director of Programmes, Equality Now; and Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, journalist and award-wining documentary filmmaker.

May this post serve as a reminder that this Thursday, March 5, at 7 30 p.m., the Another Look book club will feature a discussion of Baldwin's incendiary The Fire Next Time (1963) at the Bechtel Conference Center at Encina Hall at 616 Serra Street on the Stanford campus.