"in fire of" is not a valid phrase in English.
You can use the phrase "in the heat of" when referring to a situation that is quickly escalating or intensifying. For example, "In the heat of the moment, he made a decision that he would later regret."
The main objective was to assess the behaviour in fire of the strengthening system on the beams thermally insulated with different fire protection systems.
The literature suggests a great deal of work is needed in this area to understand the performance in fire of structures constructed with sustainable concretes.
A parametric study is conducted for the critical situation (i.e., flexural failure and shear failure occur simultaneously in fire) of the strengthened beams with fire insulation.
As part of an ongoing research project to investigate the performance in fire of specific types of innovative construction products and techniques (ICPT), BRE Global have carried out large-scale fire tests to determine the response of different floor systems to a realistic fire scenario.
Caprison first announced the upcoming album in April with the release of their single "I Write Letters Letters To You Everyday And Burn Them In Fires Of My Pride".
Blocking Kv3.1b and Kv3.2 currents prevents the daily rhythm in firing of SCN neurons [21].
The light-evoked increase in firing of classical ganglion cells is determined by synaptic input from ON-bipolar cells in the proximal sublamina of the inner plexiform layer.
Moreover, we have recently reported an increase in firing of noradrenergic neurons of the LC during SWS episodes following odor-reward association learning.
The necessity for the touch-induced increase in firing of PlB for feeding inhibition was tested.
In barrel cortex, the delay in firing of neurogliaform cells may be associated with a slow initiation of whisker-evoked action potentials (Zhu et al. 2004).
These findings suggest that rapid reductions in firing of neurons promoting specific motivational drives during consumption may be a general mechanism.
