Sentence examples for fires in relation to from inspiring English sources

Soil organic carbon (SOC) concentration and quality of mineral soil samples (0 5 cm depth) were analyzed after the fires, in relation to three visually different levels of soil burn severity (SBS): control (unburned), moderate (bare soil and soil structure unaffected) and high (bare soil and surface soil structure and color altered).

While the issue of fire in relation to ecology and plants has been recognized for a long time, Charles Cooper brought attention to the issue of forest fires in relation to the ecology of forest fire suppression and management in the 1960s.

Since then, Anonymous has called for a near-term "cease fire" in relation to the PlayStation Network, and it has largely kept its word.

In rats, lpTh and RSC are not only part of the head-direction system but also contain cells which fire in relation to walking speed [27, 28].

Nor are they just about the 5,300 employees the bank fired in relation to the scandal.

Five Christie allies have been fired in relation to the Bridgegate scandal, including the governor's top Port Authority appointees, Bill Baroni and David Wildstein.

But when the researchers examined which neurons fired in relation to areas of the face, they found that those with autism "read" the information from the mouth area more than from the eyes and seemed to be lacking a population of nerve cells that respond only to images of eyes.

Place-related hippocampal neural activity has been reported in monkeys moving around inside a room while seated in a restraint chair; on the other hand, Edmund Rolls and his colleagues instead described hippocampal cells that fire in relation to the place a monkey is looking at, rather than the place where its body is located.

Most interestingly, many of these "action-constrained" motor neurons have mirror properties firing in relation to the observation of a motor act provided that this act is part of a specific action [19].

We next quantified the strength and distribution of phase-locked thalamic firing in relation to cortical spindle oscillations (7 12 Hz) in the frontal ECoG during SWA (Fig.  6).

We first quantified the strength and distribution of phase-locked thalamic firing in relation to cortical slow oscillations in the frontal ECoG (Fig.  5).