Sentence examples for fire exhibits from inspiring English sources

The beginning of my 2007 string quartet "Washed by Fire" exhibits this stillness, outside of the progression of time.

Similarly, a bioinformatics model trained on in vivo data from Gu & Fire exhibits strongest correlations with the predictions of the N =  2 position-independent models fit to our two in vivo datasets.

The crown fire exhibited tall upright flames, compared to the shorter tilted flames of the surface fire.

Fires generally result from people engaged in agricultural land clearing, charcoal making, and hunting, with early dry-season fires exhibiting less intensity than late dry-season fires (Frost 1996).

Given the enormous amount of waste heat produced, coal fires exhibit tremendous potential as recoverable energy sources, and can prove beneficial.

These data suggest that the early, feeding-related drop in AgRP neuron activity represents a partial drop in firing that does not reach the lower levels of firing exhibited by these neurons in the absence of caloric deficiency.

Given the spatial periodicity of the firing exhibited by many of the place cells in the current experiment, 2D autocorrelation maps were produced in the same manner as has been used to reveal the structure of medial entorhinal grid cell firing (Hafting et al. 2005).

Modern fire rarely exhibits the qualities of historical fire with its enormous releases of energy, rapid spread, and long duration.

This September India House will open "Forged by Fire," an exhibit documenting Hanover Square's position as a nexus of world trade, from the time the Dutch West India Company used the area for its first docks.

In particular, bankruptcy costs and fire sales exhibit similar consequences.

We expected trees surviving fire to exhibit increased crown vigor over time since fire.