Sentence examples for prevailing fire from inspiring English sources

The prevalence of fire within grassland ecosystems, with consideration they may combust 10% of annual NPP within this biome type, suggests the prevailing fire regime will also exert significant control over the quantity of grassland OM available for export to streams and rivers and, ergo, riverine OC δC values.

This has far reaching consequences for forest management because, contrary to prevailing beliefs, fire must be considered a natural driver of forest vegetation patterns even in this temperate region.

Although the prevailing physiologic firing frequency of MF is around 0.5 4 Hz, the large size of the vesicle clusters in the MF terminals suggests that these terminals should be able to respond to high-frequency stimulations.

The Lime Street experiment had demolished prevailing notions about fire behavior.

The influence of all factors was strongly contingent on prevailing weather during the fire, with no unburnt patches occurring in extreme fire conditions.

Park's administration came under fire for the prevailing laxity of safety regulations, which critics charged had come about because of too-close ties between regulatory bodies and industry.

In Italy the prevailing enthusiasm for classical sculpture fired his imagination so much that he later celebrated the date of his arrival in 1797 as his "Roman birthday".

The report found that the official inquiry into the Willingham fire did not meet prevailing scientific standards of the time, much less current ones.

During the dry season, prevailing south-easterly winds bring vegetation fire smoke over Darwin from a large region of savanna.

He interpreted the experiments according to the prevailing phlogiston theory and called the gas "fire air".

In such cases, the prevailing weather regulates the spread of a fire when ignited [7], as opposed to the human control that fragments the landscape with small fires.