Sentence examples for high fired from inspiring English sources

He may not be brimming with humour, but after seven years as an MP, the 41-year-old Carswell is on a high, fired by a belief that Britain is on the eve of very big developments, analogous to the crisis in the mid-1970s that brought about the collapse of the consensus politics that had prevailed since the war.

Moreover, hematite also suggests high firing temperatures (from 550°C to 850°C), in oxidizing firing atmosphere.

Even if the fuel load is high, fire frequency could be low due to climatic factors.

The results suggest high firing temperature for all analysed samples, according to petrographic data (>850°C).

Based on the available evidence, the anthropogenic nature of this high fire activity has been postulated.

High fire suppression positively influenced larch abundance, but negatively influenced white birch abundance.

They decompose and release heat and smoke when they are exposed to high fire temperature.

On the whole, petrographic and mineralogical results suggest a good technological level with high firing temperatures esteemed.

The post-fire mechanical properties were obviously influenced by cooling methods, particularly after cooling from a relatively high fire temperature.

Conifer recruitment was sparse in plots with high fire-severity two years after fire, but was abundant after 15 years.

The main indicator species, P. angolensis, has a high fire resistance and needs a minimum amount of fire to favour regeneration (Banda et al. 2006).