In Regret To Inform, a Vietnamese survivor attests that in the mangled multitude of free-fire zones: 'If you were not dead, you were not safe.' Another Vietnamese widow remembers her shock at her family home being obliterated by bombs, her six-year-old cousin killed by a nervous US soldier (and the soldier's horrified expression), and her self-hating bar-girl life afterwards.
A collection of biologists, geologists, hydrologists, and other fire specialists, a BAER unit assesses the multitude of ways that fires affect landscapes, and suggests remedies.
Along with this artillery fire a multitude of French tirailleurs occupied the dominant positions behind La Haye Sainte and poured an effective fire into the squares.
A multitude of factors contribute to making wildland fires more complicated to fight and more difficult to understand: drought, insect-ravaged trees, fewer resources set aside to thin overgrown forests.
Finally, the smoke arising from house or industrial fires contains a multitude of toxic gases potentially resulting in differences in lung injury compared with the cotton smoke tested in the present study.
The human body was never engineered to withstand chemical weapons, artillery fire or a multitude of other destructive war paraphernalia dreamed up by -- humans.
Each neuron is connected to a multitude of other neurons, each of which has a specific probability of firing when it fires.
There is certainly a Chaplin-esque verve in the way Ms. Sinyakina does physical battle with pianos, which take on a multitude of incarnations (a giant sawhorse piano, a fire-breathing piano, an army of battered metal pianos).
There have been a multitude of smaller incidents too, adding fuel to the fire.
Long-term changes in network firing levels can trigger a multitude of homeostatic processes that regulate circuit excitability and stability (Turrigiano et al., 1998; Corner et al., 2002; Turrigiano, 2011).
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