Sentence examples for representations of fire from inspiring English sources

Anne Culver leaves the most lasting impression with compelling paintings featuring burning landscapes that seem to be in part representations of fire and in part encounters with powerful red pigment.

Fire regimes and forest structure have changed since EuroAmerican settlement with virtually no fires and structural shifts towards higher stand densities and a greater representation of fire intolerant species.

Furthermore, the system provides the geographical representation of fire ignition probability and identifies high-risk areas at different local regions daily, based on a high performance computing (HPC) pilot application that runs on Windows HPC Server.

Since many of the models in the ensemble did not have explicit representation of fire processes, removing fire contributions from the observed CO2 growth rate may enable a more direct comparison with simulated NEE responses to tropical temperature.

LCPN is another family of colored p/t-net CPN) with the addition of the following features: integer value assignment of marks, rep/t-net CPNn of firing conditions as marks' value based formulae, and coupling of output procedures with thensition firing.

1) Graphical representations of the firing response refer to the "average firing rate": although it is a useful quantification, it is a cell-dependent phenomena that varies a lot amongst neuronal population.

Reviewer #1 summary and major comments: 1) Graphical representations of the firing response refer to the "average firing rate": although it is a useful quantification, it is a cell-dependent phenomena that varies a lot amongst neuronal population.

The second case includes population-based models such as the Wilson-Cowan equations [8], which may display limit cycle oscillations in bulk variables which are coarse-grained representations of neuronal firing; however these may not be informative about how the spike times of individual neurons relate to the network oscillation.

Growth-stage optimisation (GSO) determines the relative proportions of post-fire growth stages (categorical representations of time since fire) that maximise species diversity, and is a useful method for determining such targets.

In the eastern provinces the Arab governors issued silver dirhams that were copies of late Sāsānian coins (mostly of those of Khosrow II; with the addition of short Arabic inscriptions on the margin and often the name of the Arab governor in Pahlavi; even the crude representation of the fire altar was retained.

CRISP itself is based on a zone model representation of the fire, with linked capabilities for egress modelling and failure prediction for structural members, thus providing a major advantage over more detailed approaches in terms of flexibility and practicality, though with the conventional limitations of zone models.