Sentence examples for the implications of fire from inspiring English sources

The implications of fire regimes on the structure and genetic diversity of fire-prone species are virtually unknown, and in Brazil, no studies on this subject are available.

I was the one who warned Charlotte of the implications of firing a manager because she was under contract.

Welfare concerns of arson fires, burning during "hot-fire" conditions and the conservation implications of fire suppression (i.e. removal of a potential contributing factor to natural population regulation) should be integrated into fire management strategies for conservation areas.

The implications of these diverse fire practices and policies will be analyzed and the consequences they have had for transforming habitats and propagating catastrophic fires will be explored.

When Vladimir V. Putin, the Russian president, was asked on Wednesday about the implications of Mr. Comey's firing, he seemed to agree.

But as many veteran firefighters leave and take with them their hard-learned knowledge, and as the successors they groomed are promoted to other companies, the implications of the decline in fires are obvious.

The no campaign is comprised in the main of non-clerical, traditional Catholic intellectuals, writers and journalists who have concentrated their fire on the implications of gay marriage for adopted children.

We also present a characterization of near-term regional climate projections over the next few decades and the implications of continuing global temperature increase in future fire probability in Indonesia….

We explore the implications of this seemingly innocuous asymmetry for the interpretation of dopaminergic firing patterns in experiments with probabilistic rewards which bring about persistent prediction errors.

"But she needed to think about the implications of what that meant, which frankly I thought would mean her being fired a long time ago".

The present work provides insights into the implications of this type of network arrangement for the generation of hyper-excitable firing.