Sentence examples for fire uncontrolled from inspiring English sources

Forest fire, uncontrolled fire occurring in vegetation more than 6 feet (1.8 m) in height.

Wildfire, also called wildland fire, uncontrolled fire in a forest, grassland, brushland, or land sown to crops.

The first was proposed in 1927 when Henri Humbert and other botanists working in Madagascar suspected that human-introduced fire and uncontrolled burning intended to create pasture and fields for crops transformed the habits quickly across the island.

She outlined its imminent disappearance in the last chapter titled "The Eleventh Hour": Cattlemen's grass fires roared uncontrolled.

We point out that even during successful control, higher-order characteristics of network activity, such as how the activity spreads through the network following stimulus application, unit-to-unit firing correlations, and firing synchrony remain uncontrolled.

So do the fires that burn uncontrolled almost daily (the city's fire department has declared the space too dangerous to enter).

The danger of uncontrolled fire was becoming particularly high as harvest time approaches, it added.

A combination of an uncontrolled fire and the structural damage might have been able to bring the building down, some engineers said.

But experts said no building like it, a modern, steel-reinforced high-rise, had ever collapsed because of an uncontrolled fire, and engineers have been trying to figure out exactly what happened and whether they should be worried about other buildings like it around the country.

Epilepsy arises when brain neurons fire in an uncontrolled frenzy, causing seizures.

An uncontrolled fire is burning by the Tasman peninsula, near areas already hit by blazes over the weekend.