The second time he was shot down, his plane was struck by 88 mm anti-aircraft fire, necessitating another crash landing, this time behind enemy lines.
They also provided burning baskets for Asian families, who burn paper at funerals, until this summer's drought, when fire danger necessitated the discouraging of this habit.
The nature of converter firing system necessitates the development of a two-step ahead self-tuning control strategy.
The compound suffered large-scale damage caused by a fire, which necessitated the church's reconstruction in middle of the 14th century, perhaps during the rule of Tsar Ivan Alexander of Bulgaria (r. 1331 71).
Severe fires later necessitated rebuilding parts of the palace and destroyed the frescoes of Il Pisanello, among others, and paintings by the Bellini family and Titian.
The increased likelihood of debris flow occurrence from recently burned watersheds is a relatively recent addition to our understanding of post-fire effects and necessitates evaluation of the threat posed to nearby populations, property, and infrastructure (Cannon and Reneau, 2000; Cannon, 2001; Cannon et al., 2001).
Given that "Master and Commander" features extended battle scenes with plenty of cannon fire, forgoing the library necessitated still more ingenuity.
On the other hand, the reason he denies that fire's nearness to cotton necessitates the burning of the cotton is that there may be an impediment: the cotton could be covered in talc, which hinders the action of the fire.
(History buffs will recall that an 1814 fire gutted the original White House, necessitating a reconstruction supervised, in part, by James Hoban, the architect whose splendid design beat out eight other submissions in the competition to build America's most-watched home).
