These make it difficult for subsequent fire cause investigation.
In fire-prone ecosystems, the return of fire is inevitable, and legacies of past fires, or their absence, often dictate the characteristics of subsequent fires.
They suggested that the results of a quasi-static cyclic test can be used for the subsequent fire analysis.
The coarse alkaline dust and ash from the collapsing towers and subsequent fires produced coughs and asthma that for some people, especially those who worked directly in the rubble, have yet to go away even after two years, doctors say.
Writing in the journal EOS, the researchers say that fallout and runoff of drywall dust and ash from the collapse, subsequent fires and cleanup efforts could account for the elevated levels.
The subsequent fires, tsunamis and aftershocks claimed the lives of 140,000 Japanese and foreigners.
Ancient Rome, San Francisco and Lisbon before the earthquakes and subsequent fires, etc.
For example, the first fire that burns through intact shrub cover following a long fire-free period would be of high intensity and therefore should have larger effects on the crust than subsequent fires that are less intense because of the reduced fuel loads.
Fire regions are designed to reflect patterns of geographic variation in characteristic fire regime attributes, including mean fire return interval, mean fire size, maximum fire size, ignition rate, and the time required for fuel accumulation to increase subsequent fire severity effects (Scheller et al. 2007).
The subsequent fire fight made it extremely difficult for the mounted riflemen to maintain their position, and on the flanks the light horse were also held up.
