Sentence examples for fire suppression activities from inspiring English sources

Many forested mountain watersheds worldwide evolved with frequent fire, which Twentieth Century fire suppression activities eliminated, resulting in unnaturally dense forests with high water demand.

Over a century of fire suppression activities have altered the structure and composition of mixed conifer forests throughout the western United States.

Sudden cardiovascular events account for approximately 45% to 50% of all duty-related deaths among firefighters and a disproportionate number of these fatalities occur after strenuous fire suppression activities.

As the average fire suppression activities (e.g. salaries, machinery & equipment usage) as per Wu et al. (2009) cost $1796 per fire, the following potential dollar savings were identified; Scenario 2 25 % RPA use 7%%, Scenario 3 50 % RPA use 23%%, and Scenario 4 100 % RPA use 31%%.

Goebe et al. [ 16] examined risk of death during various firefighting duties among male firefighters and found that firefighters were substantially more likely to die from CVD-related events during: 1) fire suppression activities; 2) the time period of alarm response; and 3) alarm returns when compared to nonemergency tasks.

All fire suppression activities are based from an anchor point, often one of these spots.

People are filing claims from a fire that happened a year ago saying that mold arose from the fire-suppression activity.

Rapid detection of wildfire outbreaks is a critical component of fire management because suppression activities are most effective when fires are small.

To the extent that using an urban professional department to estimate the frequency of job activities and emergency responses resulted in overestimates of the extent of fire suppression and other emergency activities for rural and volunteer firefighters, this would have biased our results towards the null hypothesis.

Any increase in the threat of directs strikes on the Gojūnotō Pagoda could enhance the risk of fire so well maintained protection remains important Thus despite the potential for climate change to lead to more convective activity, fire suppression and forestry practice may serve to lessen the likelihood of serious fires from lightning strikes both on the building and within forests.

The prevailing paradigm in the western U.S. is that the increase in stand-replacing wildfires in historically frequent-fire dry forests is due to unnatural fuel loads that have resulted from management activities including fire suppression, logging, and grazing, combined with more severe drought conditions and increasing temperatures.