Sentence examples for overlap of fire from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the significant overlap of fire ant and pharaoh ant gene lists and the strong enrichment of nurse-upregulated genes for gene ontology terms associated with metabolism and development suggests that conserved genes involved in core physiological processes also play important roles in nurse function and the evolution of division of labor.
The probability of spatial and temporal overlap of fire disturbance and rainfall events, and the susceptibility of hillslopes to severe erosion determine the risk to water quality.
In the revised manuscript we focus much less on the proportional overlap of the pharaoh ant and fire ant/honey bee data sets, because of these methodological limitations of the comparisons, and as discussed above, it is difficult to interpret what exactly these overlaps mean.
For Non-responsive pairs (C ), the spatial interval for the location-responsive cell was its firing field, whereas for the non-location-responsive cell it was the location-responsive cell's firing field shifted with a small random distance that yielded a random overlap of 50 100% with the firing field of the other cell.
In the cities of Cuiabá and Várzea Grande, the effects of climatic events overlap with the intensification of fires.
However, the present finding that simultaneity is important for widely spaced dot pairs suggests that synchrony of firing is possible without overlap of the receptive fields.
If, in fact, place cell co-firing implies spatial overlap of place fields (McNaughton et al., 1983; Brown et al., 1998; Zhang et al., 1998; Jensen and Lisman, 2000; Barbieri et al., 2001, 2005; Guger et al., 2011), then a map derived from place cell spiking will necessarily emphasize contiguities between locations as well as the temporal sequence in which they are experienced.
Fire return intervals (FRI) calculated from the composite chronology of fire occurrences presented here (ca. 167 333 years, based on 3 6 fires per millennium) are slightly higher than – but overlap with – those obtained from spruce-moss forests further south (Cyr et al. 2009: 111–267 years; Ali et al. 2009: 90–230 years) and west (Oris et al. 2014b; 196–312 years).
Establishment of fire breaks following a recent fire.
