Sentence examples for managed by fire from inspiring English sources

The much-discussed dream of a buffalo commons -- a great grassland managed by fire and free-roaming bison, an idea advanced by Frank and Deborah Popper -- remains just that, a dream.

For comparison, we also estimated bird density in ROW managed by cutting in New Hampshire and New York and in shrublands managed by fire in the Finger Lakes National Forest (FLNF), New York.

The dominance of Quercus (oak) and significant proportions of Ericaceae-charcoal (probably Calluna vulgaris, heather) especially in the Early and High Medieval samples indicate the presence of a heathland with Quercus trees, which was managed by fire.

The number of patients managed by fire brigades was low, limiting the statistical power of the study.

The latter condition means that trauma patients managed by fire brigades who died before admission to an ICU were not included in the study.

As mentioned above, because of the French law that imposes a systematic call to SMUR in cases of cardiac arrest during transport, we were unable to distinguish between patients initially managed by fire brigades and those initially managed by SMUR.

(See: "Enron The Incredible").. Lay and the resigning board members would do well to keep all the attention focused on the few partnerships and entities managed by fired former Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow Andrew Fastow.

Additionally, longleaf pine savannas were historically maintained by fire ignited by natural and anthropogenic sources but today are commonly managed by prescribed fire (Komarek 1964, Pyne 1982, Robbins and Myers 1992).

However, in a pine savanna ecosystem managed by frequent fire (≤ 3 years) and at small scales (≤ 100 ha), fire may have minimal influence on bobcat selection due to the diversity of cover created by frequent fire.

Last year in Nassau, 50percentt of the 120,000 medical emergencies were managed by the fire service or independent volunteer ambulance corps, according to Michael Gilroy, superintendent of the Nassau County Fire Service Academy.

However, these studies were conducted in systems that were not managed by frequent fire.