Sentence examples for duration of fire from inspiring English sources
The magnitude and duration of fire impacts on soils depends largely on the environmental and meteorological characteristics of the region.
The British and French soon countered with flame throwers of their own, but all the World War I types had limited range and duration of fire.
The effect of critical parameters, including geometry of concrete member and insulation, thermal properties of concrete and fire insulation, and duration of fire exposure is accounted for in temperature equations.
Over much of the duration of fire, the pool temperature is found to be in the 900 1000 K range; therefore, the oxides formed as a result of combustion would be molten and solid residues are formed only at the end of the fire, unlike in the case of sodium and lithium.
For each threshold, we note the duration of fire.
The values q i and d i represent the deciles and duration of fire, respectively, at the threshold value corresponding to the ith decile, calculated for the regions corresponding to the pixel intensity higher than the threshold value.
It suggested that jurors were focusing on the first shot fired and the officers' belief that Mr. Diallo had a gun -- and not the duration of firing or the number of bullets.
Despite the uncertainties about the neural mechanisms underlying RS, i.e., "fMRI adaptation" [28], [34] [37], our data are in line with the principle that the number of neurons that are important for stimulus representation and processing remain constant but show reductions in their firing rates or duration of firing for repeated stimuli [28], [36].
A partial but significant rescue of flight was observed accompanied by a rescue of the duration of firing patterns from the DLMs.
Annual fire activity was derived at a 5 × 5 km resolution as a composite measure of active fire characteristics, including density and proximity of fires, annual duration of the fire season and range of FRP values.
Some states and towns require a member of the fire department to be present for the duration of the fire, while others require you to notify the fire department in advance.
