Sentence examples for future firing from inspiring English sources

Based on known patterns of connectivity between brain regions, and in the interest of efficient system function, a prediction-based model of memory hypothesizes that the different prediction processing areas are interdependent in the sense that generation of error signals in one system should quickly influence the future firing patterns of neurons in other prediction areas.

Consideration of the report's recommendations will aid preparations for and response to any future fire risk," Kouts said.

Suppressing these purgative blazes left forests choked with excess vegetation that provided vast amounts of fuel for future fires.

The job is an amalgamation of detective and firefighter, culminating in solving mysteries, future fire prevention and education.

Three months after the fires, local fire departments put together a wildfire task force, which devised a plan to coordinate the response to future fires.

And a number of reports say future fire seasons may be worse, identifying about 40 million acres of public land as being at risk of catastrophic fire.

Those trying to address the future fire threat are focusing on two solutions: taking out more trees by logging or thinning, and deliberately setting fires.

Thousands of these trees were planted after the 1888 blaze in a bid to prevent future fires spreading, and Swedes still call Umea "Bjorkarnas stad" – the city of birches.

Although certain biomes are sensitive to constraints on biomass productivity and others to atmospheric conditions promoting combustion, substantial and rapid shifts are projected for future fire activity across vast portions of the globe.

Drawing fresh lessons, as well as big bills, from this year's wildfires, President Clinton asked Congress for $1.6 billion in new spending next year to repay firefighting costs and to ease future fire dangers.

And future fires over previously burned ground could make climate prospects even more bleak.