So the chances of Kerrigan, in particular, getting a game, are slim, unless Graeme Swann is to be rested (unlikely) or two spinners are to be chosen (even less likely given that they would not go in with only two seamers on an English pitch, while the batting has scarcely fired sufficiently to warrant weakening that to play a fifth bowler).
But satellite images obtained by Stratfor, a geopolitical risk analysis company, showed that "it is not clear whether South Korean counterbattery fire was sufficiently timely to be at all effective," the company said in a report.
During warm periods, probability of fire was sufficiently high that a continuous litter layer was all that was necessary for fire to spread and scar trees.
We do not consider the source of the ignition, or consequences beyond the fact that the resulting fire was sufficiently persistent to demand response from fire agencies and hence entry into the database.
Pertaining to exposure assessment, the authors asserted that there is no evidence that the fumes from the fire were sufficiently dense for any of the men to have become anoxic.
Refilling is not dealt with because its capacity to reduce the fire risk sufficiently in locations where these transformers are usually found in northern Europe is not known with certainty.
The results suggest that recently burnt areas (up to 5 10 years) may reduce the intensity of the fire but not sufficiently to increase the chance of effective suppression under severe weather conditions.
Of these properties, the spiking rate was the most distinctive feature: firing rates were sufficiently different that a cholinergic neuron could be identified from its slow firing rate during somatic current injection.
When they are sufficiently fired, the heat is reduced, and they are allowed to cool gradually before removal from the kiln.
The radiant energy flux from large open hydrocarbon fires can be sufficiently high to threaten the structural integrity of neighbouring structures, equipment, or storage tanks.
