Sentence examples for representing burnt from inspiring English sources

That spot is now marked on Forest Service maps with a red X, with shaded areas representing burnt forest extending in all directions.

Firstly, a proportion of the non-necrotising granulomas that were also found in a further 16 patients may represent burnt-out or inactive mycobacterial disease.

The total accuracy for the burnt area classification was greater than 99%, however this is more a reflection of the small fraction of landscape represented by burnt area rather than the ability to detect burnt area.

Finally, data for habitats representing the 100% burnt visual background, consisted of 6 samples (667 individuals) from recently burnt (1 year after fire) habitats (Table  1).

We have used the instantaneous fuel consumption representing the fuel burnt during the approach period.

Data for habitats representing the 50% burnt background consisted of 7 samples (1,781 individuals) from populations in areas that had been ravaged by natural or managed fires 3 or 4 years prior to collection.

A caveat of this study is that spinal cord tissue was taken only from patients with SPMS and an EDSS of 9 to 10, likely to represent the "burnt-out" phase of the disease.

He added, "I require it be burnt".

Eliot's "Four Quartets" is represented only by "Burnt Norton"; Pound's "Cantos" are given a well-chosen 30 pages.

This suggests that ORF does not determine serological severity and probably represents the fibrotic, burnt out phase of the disease.

To investigate whether selection imposed by visual predators influence evolutionary modifications of animal colour patterns we presented human 'predators' with images of grey, black and striped T. subulata pygmy grasshoppers on a computer screen against photographic samples of natural backgrounds representing unburnt, intermediate or completely burnt environments.