Sentence examples for functional fire from inspiring English sources
The phylogenetic relationships of the 18 functional fire ant OBPs (SiOBPs) to the 21 OBPs described from the honey bee, Apis mellifera (AmOBPs [4]) are shown in Figure 2. We named the SiOBPs in a numerical series attempting as best possible to use the same numbers for those showing high conservation and presumed orthology with a subset of the honey bee OBPs (Figure 2).
Because another statistical method was used, results from Deakin et al. [ 15] and the present study cannot be compared exactly, even though both studies have similar results; that is, both studies demonstrate good reliability for the functional fire fighting simulation tests.
This system can only be functional if fires are mainly driven by external factors (e.g. climate), with the mean interval between fires being longer than the minimum time required to reach the late successional stage, here 150 years.
However, we advocate restoration and management approaches that target reinstitution of functional vegetation-fire feedbacks.
The implementation of Functional Image Registration (FIRE), an operating system (OS) and platform independent multimodal image registration software is reported.
This emphasises the importance of functional responses to fire in forest ecosystems as a key driver of the hydrologic resilience of catchments, with resprouting forest types conferring relatively rapid recovery following disturbance.
The number of functional synapses that fire in one area a measure known as synaptic density tends to be a good way to figure out how healthy the brain is.
Distribution of C functional groups in fire-induced grassland soils showed similar patterns to that in forest soils.
Such coupling could incorporate specific inhibitory/excitatory pathways that are well known in these circuits, but whose functional influence on firing in MDN are still not well understood.
The probability of mortality varied across all species and fire-severity classes, but the greatest difference was observed between fire-tolerant and fire-intolerant functional groups.
