Sentence examples for modified by fire from inspiring English sources

In the Intermountain West, forests are also commonly modified by fuel reduction treatments performed to reduce the risk of high severity wildfire, restore forests modified by fire suppression, and to protect homes in the wildland urban interface.

The original forest vegetation has been seriously modified by fires and grazing since the arrival of Europeans; large areas are now under English grasses, while much of the rest is swamp, heath, and dune.

BlueSky is an experimental framework which has provided tools for quantifying emissions and assessing air quality conditions modified by wildland fire that is a valuable resource where available.

Canadian boreal forests are increasingly modified by post-fire removal of trees (salvage logging), yet the ecological consequences of this practice are little studied.

This further suggests that changes in boreal forest fire intensity, due to anthropogenic changes in tree species composition or climate, could affect the dynamics of forest regeneration through variations in the chemical and functional properties of the charcoal, and that these effects may be substantially modified by post-fire silvicultural treatments such as mechanical scarification.

African vegetation develops in direct response to the interacting effects of rainfall, temperature, topography, and type of soil; it is further modified by the incidence of fire, human agriculture, and grazing and browsing by livestock.

Modified expandable graphite (MEG, expandable graphite modified by polyethylene glycol) was used as modifier to improve the fire protection of intumescent fire resistive coating.

Another portion was not blocked; in fact, their mean firing rate was not modified by STN HFS.

Our main interest will be to study how the firing rate depends on the applied current I, as modified by the adaptation variable z.

Both the firing rates and response areas of nonV units were modified by deactivation of the contralateral IC.

Thus the multineuronal firing patterns during UP states are not interrupted, perturbed or modified by thalamic stimuli.