Sentence examples for the differing fire from inspiring English sources
Laurence displays a fascination with uniforms – the Belgian is "much more pleasing" than the French – and the differing fire and air power of combatants.
We could not find any data about differing fire intensities and a correlation to fruit size in African Adansonia.
The pattern of injuries observed in our study, with road traffic crashes, trauma and poisoning being the most common, differ from fires, drowning, violence and war-related injuries which are the most common injuries in Sub-Saharan Africa; and self-inflicted injuries and traffic-related injuries which are the most common in China and Latin America [ 8].
This test supports the conclusion that the relationships differ between immediate firing motoneurons from WT and mSOD1 mice whereas they are similar between delayed firing motoneurons from WT and mSOD1 mice.
Other accounts of the firing differed, but they added to the tension here as the trucks waited hours for the comman dos to appear in different quar ters of the capital.
Predicted resting habitat was significantly lower for mechanical plus fire treatments, but the control did not differ from the fire only or the mechanical only treatment.
For pairs of species that differ in fire response, co-occurrence is mediated by environmental filtering based on similarity in edaphic preferences.
The second was the barrage falling erratically as the barrels of heavy guns degrade swiftly but at differing rates during fire: for Arras, the rate of degradation of each gun barrel was calculated individually and each gun calibrated accordingly.
We found that (1) the abscission schedules of populations of each species differed between fires and (2) black spruce dispersed seeds from the cones at a significantly slower rate than jack pine at all fires.
In this study I compare the phylogenetic and phenotypic signal of co-occurrence patterns of plant species that differ in fire-regeneration strategy, in the Mediterranean-climate shrublands of southwestern Australia.
Differing perceptions of fire and fuel led to conflicting approaches to forest management.
