Sentence examples for fire term from inspiring English sources

We investigated both the short (seven months after fire) and long (seven years after fire) term effects of fire on soil nutrient availability within a microhabitat gradient spanning from under the shrub canopy to open inter-shrub areas.

The ignition of a crown fire, termed crowning, is dependent on the density of the suspended material, canopy height, canopy continuity, and sufficient surface and ladder fires in order to reach the tree crowns.

Also the proof shows that two relaxation processes are involved in this effect: dissipation by the diffusion term and dissipation by the firing term.

The cease-fire terms Mr. Hussein signed in 1991 were clear: He would hold no weapons of mass destruction.

Under the cease-fire terms of the United Nations Security Council resolution that ended the 2006 war, Israel was expected to withdraw, but did not do so, citing security concerns.

In accordance with this resolution, the Security Council established a UN Special Mission (UNSCOM) to inspect and verify Iraq's implementation of the cease-fire terms.

The missiles were ordered destroyed because they exceeded the 92-mile range limit established under the cease-fire terms of the Persian Gulf war in 1991.

It has arrived at this point after invading, occupying and looting Kuwait and then failing to honor the cease-fire terms it accepted after that conflict.

In an interview afterward, he explained that he was empowered to bring sanctions against any groups violating the cease-fire terms, but he added, "Obviously, I hope not to have to do it".

By the Israeli government's reckoning, there has not been a single 24-hour period since both sides agreed to cease-fire terms two weeks ago that would meet Mr. Sharon's definition of quiet.

He described the attackers as using "indirect fire," a term that can mean rockets or mortars as well as small-arms fire.