Sentence examples for incipient fire from inspiring English sources
In the early hours of Sunday 2 April, soldiers and civilian guards made their usual rounds of darkened sheds and silent machinery, and came across an incipient fire between the TNT store and a nearby boiler house.
A number of physical features (i.e. buoyancy and wind field divergence for example) arise in and around an incipient fire that defines the shape and spreading pattern of the flame zone.
It is at this stage of incipient fire that adequate measures can be taken for fire extinction with simple tools or, in the case of overheating of electrical equipment, for switching off this equipment automatically using a signal from the fire protection system thereby eliminating the fire hazardous situation.
Research on flame spreading over liquids is indispensable to make a fire risk assessment of large-sized pool fires in their incipient stages.
Sensing an incipient anti-disco backlash and playing off the publicity surrounding his firing (he frequently mocked WDAI's "Disco DAI" slogan on the air as "Disco DIE"), Dahl created a mock organization called "The Insane Coho Lips", an anti-disco army consisting of his listeners.
Early work it may be, but the signs of incipient mastery are there, not just in the rhythmic pungency of the outer movements and the fire of the Scherzo, but also in the heartfelt passion of the D minor Adagio.
The opening title sequence, in which the outlaw posse controlled by Holden's character Pike Bishop enters town and attempts to rob a railroad, is noteworthy for the way it juxtaposes its theme music and its incipient outlaw bloodlust with a scene of local children pitting two scorpions against an army of fire ants.
The doctors diagnosed incipient schizophrenia.
That highlights an incipient trend.
They failed to consider incipient heart disease.
