Sentence examples for origin of fire from inspiring English sources

Israeli soldiers "responded by firing towards the origin of fire".

The Origin of Fire, for baritone, chorus and orchestra, is mature Sibelius.

While their legends of the origin of fire and the sun are more or less common to other members of the group, their accounts of the creation and the deluge are peculiar to themselves.

It said soldiers had "responded by firing towards the origin of fire".

In this masterly analysis of the Kayapó myth of the origin of fire, Terry Turner gives a new meaning to an old anthropological obsession, the myth as social charter; not as a prescriptive code, however, rather as a template structuring the dialectical relationship between institutions and dynamic processes situated in time and space.

Supervising patrol officers in the city's west side, Sergeant Stewart is certified to determine the cause and origin of fires.

Lieutenant Sheppard said the Office of Fire Investigation was responsible for discovering the cause and origin of fires; he would not speculate on the specifics of how it might have been started or who was to blame.

That is, the estimated time of origin of fire-related traits or fireprone habitats may be limited by the estimated age of the clade not necessarily by the inauguration of recurrent fires (though a cause-and-effect coincidence is possible).

To elucidate the origin of firing patterns in branched tactile receptors, we examined slowly adapting type I (SAI) afferents in mouse skin.

To elucidate the origin of firing patterns in branched mechanoreceptors, we combined neuroanatomy, electrophysiology and computation to analyze mouse slowly adapting type I (SAI) afferents.

Examples shown in a pinup space as part of the RIBA exhibition include fascinating insights into the origins of fire regulations, which are bizarrely related to the time it takes to play the national anthem.