Sentence examples for indicates a fire from inspiring English sources

The first plume comes from the surrounding woods and indicates a fire created by newcomers, two men and a woman, who have put up a rough hut there.

Investigators had earlier said the other black box retrieved from the crash site, the data recorder, confirmed that smoke alarms had sounded onboard, while soot on wreckage indicates a fire.

Officials cited a separate panel that indicated a fire might have occurred at the site.

Officials have indicated a fire caused by leaking oil was the most likely cause.

The initial survey found some charred wood, indicating a fire may have played a part in the ship's loss.

In the period 1996 2009, for 108 patients (3% of all patients) the first care record in their very first fire-related care episode did not indicate a fire-related E-code (ICD-10: X00-X09, X97, X97, Y26) or any diagnosis of burn injury (ICD-10: T20-T32, T95) or any diagnosis of combustion gas poisoning (ICD-10: T58-T59).

A severity rating of 5 denotes sustained crown fire across the plot, a rating of 4 indicates high mortality but no sustained crown fire, a rating of 1 indicates a ground fire that incompletely consumed surface vegetation and killed few trees, while a rating of 2 or 3 represents intermediate levels of fire severity and mortality (adapted from [74]).

A severity rating of 5 denotes sustained crown fire across the plot, a rating of 4 indicates high mortality but no sustained crown fire, a rating of 1 indicates a ground fire that incompletely consumed surface vegetation and killed few trees, while a rating of 2 or 3 represents intermediate levels of fire severity and mortality (adapted from [ 74]).

Our satellite-based analysis showed a longer NDVI recovery time than the existing estimates, which indicates a stronger fire effect on ecosystems than previously thought.

Also, the maximum temperature and FSV of surface fire in wood dust layers were far greater than these of smoldering fires, indicating a greater fire hazard for surface fire.

A distant tower indicates a tank-firing range; a petroleum store is camouflaged with turf; calm waters become a mere cloaking surface when the caption tells you that they are a Submarine Exercise Area.