Sentence examples for more effective fire from inspiring English sources

Based on the results of the parametric analysis, recommendations for more effective fire design are proposed.

This manuscript reports that switching the MMT with layered double hydroxides (LDH) produced a more effective fire resistant coating on flexible foam.

Because OPCs were demonstrated to be more effective fire suppressants than CF3Br (Halon 1301) and due to the need for replacing the currently used Halon 1301, further investigation of the effects of the OPCs on flames is of interest.

A fire environment zone map offers a basis for evaluating these fire-related problems and designing more effective fire management plans to improve the allocation of management resources across a landscape.

When the new batteries were hit by more effective fire from the British, Montgomery ordered their evacuation.

Working with Professor Susan Ashdown, the undergraduate researchers contribute to making firefighters' suits safer and more effective against fire and water.

They're hoping their research will contribute to making firefighters' suits safer and more effective, from fire and water resistance to ease of use.

"If the Vatican truly wants to change course, it would be far more effective to fire or demote bishops who have clearly endangered kids and enabled abuse and hid crimes, than to add one sentence to a policy that is rarely followed with consistency," Joelle Casteix, the western regional director of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, said in a statement.

In the current paper, the principles of fire suppression with water spray are also discussed, which are useful in designing more effective water spray fire suppression systems.

What's more effective is to fire Bob Mueller's boss.

It is hoped that this approach will lead not only to more effective management of fire safety, but also to more effective management of safety, health and the environment for any organisation.