Sentence examples for emergence of fire from inspiring English sources

The emergence of fire as a disturbing agent of the GH biome highlights the need for an effective management plan in the GS uplands, where the vast majority of present-day fires originate, and designed in collaboration with the indigenous communities.

Along with this new discovery of fire knowledge and the emergence of fire ecology as a science came an effort to apply fire to land in a controlled manner.

These mechanisms provide a new perspective on the emergence of rhythmic firing in neural networks, showing the coexistence of population-level oscillations with very irregular individual spike trains in a simple and general framework.

Moreover, the emergence of normal SGN firing properties seems to be independent of Mafb.

The interplay between Norma Rae and unlikely ally Reuben (Leibman) is interesting to watch, but ultimately it's the emergence of Norma Rae's righteous fire that's most memorable.

Although fire reduced emergence of M. vimineum from the soil seedbank, sites subjected to prescribed fire had greater M. vimineum biomass and higher recruitment than unburned sites.

But because of outmoded Pentagon bureaucratic regulations, the military failed to reform its personnel assignment policies, even as more and more women came into the line of fire, with the emergence of "asymmetrical warfare".

Evidently then Philolaus first envisaged the emergence of a sphere with a fire at its center.

Within popular historiography, the campaign is referred to as both nations' "baptism of fire" and linked to their emergence as independent nations.

With time, the race softened, thanks in part to the discovery of fire, in part too to the emergence of the family and the gentler sentiments toward spouses and offspring to which the family gave rise.

Both cool and hot burns reduced post-fire seedling emergence of Acer rubrum, a common overstory tree.