Sentence examples for published fire from inspiring English sources

Fast-forward to 2009, when the Poetry Salzburg review in Austria published "Fire as a Metaphor for Psychosis," attributed to Christian Ward.

The finite element models have been validated against published fire tests.

The finite element model has been validated against published fire tests on unprotected composite slim floor steel beams.

The iBMB parametric fire curves are checked and validated by comparison with results of different heat balance models and with published fire tests from different fire research laboratories.

Our total estimate of more than 160 Tg C emitted or lost since 2015 from wildfires in the Yukon-Koyukuk region of Alaska, which included the combined losses from aboveground biomass, surface organic layers, and mineral soil carbon pools, was higher than any previously published fire emission estimate for the forested regions of the state, as listed in Table 1.

NTT Publishing also published Fire Emblem soundtracks and books.

Sansom's publishers, mindful of the clamouring for a second Shardlake, published Dark Fire ahead of Winter in Madrid; it won the 2005 Crime Writers Association Historical Daggerr.

It was published by Fire and Ice in February of this year.

(And in the work of others, including Richard Bruce Nugent's 1926 story "Smoke, Lilies, and Jade," which Hughes published in Fire!!, a literary magazine that Wallace Thurman edited, and in which a young man walking in Harlem bumps into "Langston," who's in the company of a striking boy).

No less an authority than the National Bureau of Standards [now called the National Institute of Standards and Technology] once published a Fire Investigation Handbook that came right out and said that craze class was an indicator of "rapid heating," though they never defined what they meant by "rapid".

It was submitted to the court, and then published on FIRE's website.