Sentence examples for forest flames from inspiring English sources

But in an overgrown forest, flames can climb the small trees into the high forest canopy, creating a "crown fire" that can leap with the winds and take out thousands of acres quickly.

Q – What is the reason for the loss of colour of the leaves of my Pieris Forrestii 'Forest Flame'?

"They call it the forest fire with no flames," he said.

Attenuations of this magnitude could affect active remote sensing systems signals at microwave frequencies in forest fire environments where flame depths of up to 50 m are possible.

Reflected sunlight, for instance, has more shorter-wavelength light than the flames of a forest fire, Mr. McKeown said.

What was once a flame became a forest fire because of the subsequent series of events that fueled her true desire - to see nature's beauty in its purest form.

The fire roared through the cliffs in the Pike National Forest with flames hundreds of feet high, scouring the land of trees across 138,000 acres.

Assuming a Maxwellian velocity distribution of flame particle and collision frequencies much higher than plasma frequencies, the propagation of microwaves through forest fuel flames is predicted to have attenuation and phase shift.

Twenty miles away in the showroom at Philips Color Kinetics a "screen" made of 50 vertical tubes (each 2 inches wide and 4 feet tall and composed of 760 individual diodes) of programmable LEDs projects a parrot moving in a forest, then flames flickering in a fireplace.

Make sure there is no wind if you do this outside, as you do not want the flames to fly away and start a forest fire.

If you start a forest fire, your work (quite literally) will go up in flames.