Sentence examples for interpreted as fire from inspiring English sources
Changes in charcoal influx may therefore be interpreted as "fire activity"—without making assumptions about the relative contributions of size, frequency, and proximity of fires to the signal (Marlon et al., 2009).
Lights were seen on the mountain interpreted as fires.
Peaks in this curve may be interpreted as individual fires, and series of peaks as indicators of fire frequency.
Indeed, such a move could have legal implications because it might be interpreted as NBC firing Mr. O'Brien, which could lead to a bigger settlement for him.
The nonlinear function H represents the firing rate of the tissue and will be taken to be a Heaviside so that the parameter κ is interpreted as a firing threshold.
The nonlinear function H represents the firing rate of the tissue and will be taken to be a Heaviside so that the parameter h is interpreted as a firing threshold.
Assuming that an assembly of synchronously firing neurons is associated with a particular memory trace, the narrower RATN gamma range coupled with theta phase during successful memory formation could be interpreted as reflecting firing of only relevant neural assemblies, thus reflecting neural specificity during encoding (Desimone, 1996; Düzel et al., 2005; Schott et al., 2006).
These traits are consistent with the opposing strategies of fire resistance and fire evasion and can be interpreted as evolutionary adaptations to fire, but their development and coexistence are highly variable between populations, thus invalidating the classification of maritime pine in a general fire regime category.
The narrower gamma range could be interpreted as reflecting the firing of fewer neural assemblies, that is, those pertaining to a particular memory trace.
In the model, urban fire is interpreted as an ensemble of multiple building fires; that is, the fire spread is simulated by predicting behaviors of individual building fires under the thermal influence of neighboring building fires.
Charcoal fragments are often interpreted as evidence for natural fires caused by lightning strike during drought or dry climatic conditions.
