Sentence examples for no wildfires from inspiring English sources

No wildfires were burning near Los Angeles at the time, so "we assume isocyanic acid came from vehicle exhaust or photochemical reactions known to make it," Roberts says.

Some forest near NCAR will be burned out, posing no wildfire threat to the lab for decades.

In July through September (the middle of the wet season), no wildfire ignitions were observed in Yunnan Province.

A grid was classified as an ignition grid if at least one wildfire ignition occurred in the grid during the 10 days period, whereas a grid was classified as a nonignition grid if no wildfire ignition occurred.

Municipalities were thus classified into the following three categories: no exposure (0 to 3 wildfires); medium exposure (from 4 to 10 wildfires); and high exposure (more than 10 wildfires).

No single wildfire has killed so many US fire-fighters since 25 died in a fire in Griffith Park in Los Angeles in 1933.

Blue Lake (39° 3' 20.33" N, 111° 30' 17.43" W) and Emerald Lake (39°4'26.72"N, 111°29'50.964"W) (Fig. 1) were selected because they matched four criterion: (1) high-severity damage from spruce beetle (>90%% spruce mortality) in surrounding forest; (2) limited surface water inflow/outflow; (3) absence of constructed dams and/or berms; and (4) no known wildfire events during the historical period.

When FEMA announced this Tuesday, October 23rd, with only fifteen minutes warning, that it would conduct a news conference for the California wildfires, no members of the press were able to physically attend.

"I don't know whether we'll hit that 10%." He said that because many of the houses under evacuation advisories are vacation homes -- combined with the fact that residents are no strangers to wildfires -- many already have contingency plans in place.

There is no malice in his outbursts, just as there is no malice in hurricanes or wildfires or the trembling of the earth.

HOT summers, wildfires and drought are anomalies no longer.