Sentence examples for fire maintains from inspiring English sources
The natural cycle of landscape fire maintains the ecological health of the land, yet adverse health effects associated with exposure to emissions from wildfire produce public health and clinical challenges.
These disturbance processes cause short-term alterations in vegetation conditions that can be positive or negative, but from a long-term perspective fire maintains large tracts of continuous rangelands by limiting woody plant encroachment.
On Jan . 3 Assistant Dean of Students Karen Loyd sent a letter to Corlett charging him with "unlawful individual activities," which FIRE maintains is based solely on the journal entries.
Lun told me that he shot into the air; several witnesses, who were using a cash machine by the exit and found themselves in the line of fire, maintained that Lun had aimed at the black teenagers.
Across the west, unsuppressed fire maintained near constant carbon stocks despite increases in vegetation productivity.
Herbicide was more effective at reducing hardwood midstory basal area, but repeated disturbances by prescribed fire maintained favorable vegetation structure conditions and improved understory plant species diversity throughout the latter years of study.
There is no legally accepted definition of small arms or light weapons, though the United Nations tried in 1997 to describe them collectively as "any weapon that can be fired, maintained and transported by one person".
In some regions frequent fires maintain forest stands in a subclimax stage of development.
Forest ecosystems are fire-maintained, having evolved traits that enable them to persist with, and depend upon a variety of fire regimes.
An ecological and management paradigm in ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) forests is that historically recurrent surface fires maintained open forest stands dominated by large, old trees.
These mostly surface fires maintained low and variable tree densities, light and patchy ground fuels, simplified forest structure, and favored fire-tolerant trees, such as ponderosa pine, and a low and patchy cover of associated fire-tolerant shrubs and herbs.
