Sentence examples for fire sources from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fire sources" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to anything that can cause a fire, such as a lit cigarette, a faulty electrical socket, or even a wildfire. Example: The firefighters worked tirelessly to control the multiple fire sources that had broken out throughout the city.
The hotter weather left the forest more prone to burn with a casually flicked cigarette or cinders from a tipped barbeque, while the number of fire sources in remote areas was no greater than in previous years.
But with candle use growing both nationally and in New York City for religious, social and even therapeutic purposes, candle fires have jumped to fourth place on the city's list of fatal fire sources.
When the two fire sources are separate completely, ucr can be determined by considering only a single fire.
The 0.5 ha threshold was selected based on reported burned patch sizes from anthropogenic fire sources in neighboring Mozambican savannas [60].
Two identical square gas burners with side length of 15 cm were used as the fire sources with propane burning in still air.
Square heptane pool fires with side lengths of 10 cm, 13 cm and 16 cm were used as the fire sources.
Eager to avoid a repeat of that horrific year, and the ensuing lawsuits, officials of San Diego County's chief power utility have hatched a disputed plan to deal with one potential fire source: downed power lines.
The temperature decreases with the increasing distance away from the fire source.
In this model, a localized fire source is treated as a single-point fire source in evaluating flame net heat flux to steel.
The aspect ratio of rectangular fire source has an influence on flame extension area; the fire source with smaller aspect ratio leads to a larger flame extension area.
A total of 22 cases were considered and the variable parameters included heat release rate, fire source diameter, location of the fire source and load ratio.
