Lfire = amount of greenhouse gas emissions from fire, tones of each GHG e.g., CH4, N2O.
Those were 2.7 and 0.07 to CH4 and N2O (all values in g kg-1 dry matter burnt) respectively [ 38]. (1) Lfire = amount of greenhouse gas emissions from fire, tones of each GHG e.g., CH4, N2O.
Changes in thalamic firing tone can alter cortical receptive fields (Stoelzel et al., 2009) and the nature of temporal coding within the thalamocortical pathways (Wang et al., 2010).
As the soldiers advance through smoke and mist, many of them falling to machine-gun fire, the tone of the narration, which Huston himself speaks, is grim.
"I absolutely want them in the cross," he said, in a pre-emptive, "Firing Line" tone of voice.
But since the cease-fire, the tone has moderated, he said, and the militants' vitriolic denunciations of the government and the army have ceased.
Everything is fast, from the rapid-fire touch tones to your not having to say "Call" before the person's name (a pointless requirement on the ArialPhone).
But the campaign by the N.A.A.C.P. and related groups, which is not supposed to be partisan, has at times veered toward such strong criticism of the Republican nominee, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, that it has drawn fire for its tone.
But these virtues are repeatedly undercut by a rapid-fire breeziness of tone: "No, no, no.
Meanwhile, a convincing Reg E Carthy (who played the political snake Norman Wilson in The Wire) muscularly delivers, in a fire-and-brimstone tone, Che Walker's deranged narrative about a terrible sinner who commits a senseless murder.
