Sentence examples for heat of fire from inspiring English sources
He got the idea for insulated fabric from his collie Yugo, whose long hair insulated him from both outside cold and the heat of fire.
Jack pine and lodgepole pine have cones that remain closed on the tree (serotinous), and black spruce has semiserotinous cones; these cones do not open to release their seeds until a wax layer is melted by the heat of fire.
Japanese researchers Isamu Akasaki of Meijo University, Hiroshi Amano of Nagoya University, and Shuji Nakamura of the University of California, Santa Barbara shared in cracking the problem of making diodes that give off blue light.The light and the heat of fire gave way to the incandescent bulb in the early 19th century, but such bulbs still squander a great deal of electrical energy as heat.
Lodgepole Pines —the most common tree species in the park— generally have cones that are only opened by the heat of fire.
The investigators said the mystery was over, and that the heat of fires left unfought for lack of water fully accounted for the building's collapse.
Pieces of steel have also been found that were apparently melted and vaporized not solely because of the heat of fires, but also because of a corrosive contaminant that was somehow released in the conflagrations.
That finding could be extremely important as investigators try to estimate the heat of fires in the areas that were struck by the planes before being set on fire by the burning fuel.
Not until 1650 was it accidentally discovered that double-lighting was a superfluous process: the heat of firing was enough to light the fuse.
Not until 1650 was it accidentally discovered that double-lighting was superfluous as the heat of firing would light the fuse.
It not only spreads rapidly after burning but also increases the frequency and intensity (heat) of fires by providing large amounts of dry detritus during the fire season in western North America.
