Sentence examples for fire improving from inspiring English sources

And, of course, directors often rework the same material, as Alfred Hitchcock did with his remake of "The Man Who Knew Too Much," as Howard Hawks did with "Ball of Fire" (improving it as "A Song Is Born") and with "Rio Bravo" (as "El Dorado").

Fire improves the palatability and nutritive value of existing forage in rangelands and improves forage production (Sabiiti et al. 1992).

It is estimated that half the world's population cooks over an open biomass fire; improved biomass cooking stove programs have the potential to impact indoor air quality, deforestation, climate change, and quality of life on a global scale.

The results showed that the workability as well as compressive strength before and after firing improved by increasing QP content.

During Leggett's first eight years, serious crime went down in the County by 24 percent and Fire & Rescue response times to County fires improved dramatically.

In Washington state, TNC works with timber partners, the Yakama and Colville tribes, the U.S. Forest Service, state agencies and local communities to protect homes from severe fires, improve fish and wildlife habitat and provide jobs.

Fire! Improve your gun-stick.

Increased human access through the new roads could spark a greater number of human-caused fires or improve fire suppression efforts.

This novel representation enables high-fidelity initialization of the sprinkler spray in CFD fire models, improving their utility in quantitative engineering analysis.

These results suggest that hyperspectral remote sensing can be an excellent indicator of not only fuel fractional cover, but of fuel condition after fire, thereby greatly improving regional fire risk assessment.

Since February, the development corporation said, LVI Environmental Services has been restoring enclosures, constructing two interior fire-rated stairwells, building fire-resistant decontamination chambers of sheetrock and improving fire control measures within the decontamination chambers, among other measures.