Undeterred, he went to his dealer, borrowed a 3A Kodak Special and documented the fire and aftermath.
The Fire! Fire! exhibition, documenting the Great Fire of London is at the Museum of London until 17 April 2017.
To document the average firing behavior of the population of PCs, the mean firing frequency was calculated over 2 min epochs for each PC and population distributions of these mean values are plotted in Figure 6 for each age group and genotype.
The objective of this paper is to document the role of fire in shaping the landscape by identifying links between historical fire records and the current landscape indicating that fire favors certain land use/land cover (LULC) types.
Few data are available to document the effects of fire on the spatial and temporal variability in soil water repellency and potential impacts on infiltration and runoff on sagebrush-dominated landscapes.
We have documented the recent fire regime, for the past ~40 years, of the miombo woodland areas of Tanzania at spatial and temporal resolutions that have not been recorded before, to the best of our knowledge.
As my colleague Neil MacFarquhar reports, the United Nations Security Council voted Saturday to send an advance team of up to 30 military observers to Syria, where activists appeared to document the security forces opening fire on protesters at a funeral in the city of Aleppo.
We document the intentional use of fire to blacken the majority of the beads as an aesthetic choice.
This is the first paper to document the occurrence of post-fire runoff generated debris flows in Australia, so the discussion draws on literature from the western USA, where a large body of research has been dedicated to evaluating the risk posed by post-fire debris flows and their role in landscape processes.
It has been documented that the fire- and warming-induced collapse of ecosystem structure and permafrost has damaged infrastructure, altered discharge pathways of surface water, disrupted native subsistence cultures, and aided the spread of invasive species [30, 31].
