Sentence examples for distribution of fire from inspiring English sources

Large fires (>10,000 ha) accounted for 89% of the area burnt, and were the main influence on the distribution of fire age-classes in conservation reserves.

This paper identifies human factors associated with high forest fire risk in Spain and analyses the spatial distribution of fire occurrence in the country.

We propose a hierarchical fire frequency model in which the joint distribution of fire frequency is factorized into a series of conditional distributions.

The distribution of fire age-classes differed between reserves and across states, highlighting the need to manage fire-prone landscapes at ecologically meaningful regional-scales that cross jurisdictional boundaries.

To study transverse temperature distribution of fire zone in subway fire, an entity tunnel model is established by fire dynamics simulation software FDS to simulate transverse temperature distribution away from fire source 0 m, 0.5 m in different fire powers.

The Drossel Schwabl model (DSM) is a metaphorical forest-fire model developed to reproduce only one pattern of real systems: a frequency distribution of fire sizes resembling a power law.

The evolved correlation for the temperature distribution of fire-induced flow along mechanically ventilated tunnels is finally evaluated and modified.

The authors' previous correlation for naturally ventilated tunnels is evaluated to correlate the temperature distribution of fire-induced flow under mechanically ventilated tunnels.

The temperature distribution of fire-induced flow beneath the ceiling of tunnels or corridors with longitudinal ventilation needs to be estimated in order to properly design the fire detectors and provide adequate fire protection to the tunnel structure.

This raises the issue of how a skewed distribution of firing rates might result from a symmetric distribution of inputs.

Instead of focussing on the average activity level across the network, we will instead look at the size distribution of firing neurones following one firing event.