Sentence examples for emulation of fire from inspiring English sources

Clearcutting, or complete logging of areas, is commonly used in the boreal landscape by commercial forestry and may be viewed as an anthropogenic replacement for, or emulation of, fire disturbance (e.g. McRae et al., 2001; Paillet et al., 2010), but not without limitation and/or criticism in implementation (e.g. Bergeron et al., 2002; Seymour et al., 2002).

The emulation of natural disturbances such as fire is a prominent harvest management strategy for ecosystems in Canada's boreal forest region, but the effect of harvesting on subsequent lightning fire occurrence has not been studied systematically in the mixedwood boreal forest.

Nor was emulation of Western art.

Many characterized her emulation of empathy as elegiac and submissive.

This was Mr. De Palma's first, but far from last, conspicuous emulation of Alfred Hitchcock.

Is this really the "conscious emulation of nature's genius" that Benyus described?

In a distorted emulation of animist tradition, Blahyi claimed that this made them "immune to bullets".

An emulation of the machine is on the museum's Web site.

For her, biomimicry is the conscious emulation of life's genius.

It's a future in which India is nothing but an emulation of MTV crassness.

Undercover policing, in its idealization and emulation of the objects of its suspicion, is paranoid.