Sentence examples for record fire from inspiring English sources

First, unless piñons and junipers record fire by means of fire scars, it will be difficult to reconstruct fire history.

With about 90 major wildfires and hundreds of smaller ones raging across 13 states, it has been a summer of record fire in the American West.

Evidence suggests that most species of piñons and junipers can record fire by means of scars, but scars may be uncommon or absent in some cases and common in others.

It would be the biggest such project, which the Forest Service calls burned-area recovery, in the lands devastated in last year's record fire season, when 92,000 fires blackened an estimated 7.4 million acres.

"What a year!" John Wallace, 23, a contract worker from Tule Lake, Calif., said in disbelief, not only at the performance but also at his good luck in being part of a year in which record fire damage will also bring record paychecks.

Denying that Eldorado contained any subliminal messages, ELO went on to record Fire on High with an opening line that, when played backwards, says: "The music is reversible but time is not.

Record fires blazed through dry Russian grassland.

The Washington Mystics, who have the Women's National Basketball Association's worst record, fired Coach Jim Lewis yesterday.

While last year's fires were the worst on record, fires on a similar scale have burned annually for nearly 20 years, making a mockery of our efforts to curb global warming.

Warming in the region is contributing to the record fires in Alaska this fire season and the five million acres already destroyed, as well as to the loss of Arctic sea ice and the melting of land-based glaciers and permafrost.

We used tetrodes to simultaneously record firing activities of V1 cells and CA1 place cells in 15 freely moving rats, while they were performing a track running task for food rewards.