Sentence examples for interpreted fire from inspiring English sources

The stories provide rare insights into how Yolŋu used, experienced and interpreted fire or power in the old days, missionary times and government days.

MK and OL have designed, analysed and interpreted the data, JO contributed to statistics and AH interpreted FiRe data.

WH officials take issue with "people on TV who know nothing about North Korea" interpreting "fire & fury" as nuclear escalation, per source.

Fire, Fire, Fire".

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.

Evangelists, local and international, interpret hell-fire, promise salvation and pass the hat.

Peaks in this curve may be interpreted as individual fires, and series of peaks as indicators of fire frequency.

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.

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.