Sentence examples for timing of fires from inspiring English sources

In addition, time since fire and annual timing of fires can interact with other sources of disturbance and life-history events to influence stream-riparian systems across levels of ecological organization.

This study investigated the timing of fires burning in vegetation within and around the city of Perth, Western Australia.

The timing of fires from 16 different cause types were investigated at hourly, daily, monthly and annual scales, and using fire danger indices and fuel moisture.

Steep topography and fire barriers likely reduced the influence of regional climatic on the frequency and timing of fires for individual basins, though fires still burned during years of regional drought.

These two peaks are driven by the timing of fires in two distinct portions of the US, with spring fire emissions dominated by fires in the Southeastern and Central US, and summer fire emissions driven by emissions for the Western US (Figure 2). Figure 1 Annual emissions of CO2 from fires.

They used a 20-year record of the extent and timing of fires and a simple fire emission model to estimate how much of this stored Hg could potentially be released into the atmosphere as a result of wildfire activity across western Canada.

In contrast, the absence of active termination sites in Sulfolobus would mean that additional origins would simply result in repositioning of termination events to midway between active origins and a concomitant reduction in the total time spent in S phase, assuming similar timing of firing of the origins.

Combined with another model anticipating the behavior of people in the presence of fire, this so-called "zone" model gave specialists a powerful tool for determining the layout of evacuation routes, as well as the placement and timing of fire alarms and sprinklers in buildings, railroad cars and planes.

Data obtainable from this type of labeling paradigm are origin position, interorigin distance, timing of firing of neighboring origins, fork speed, and obstacles to fork progression.

In patients who were in a vegetative state, activity in these regions was reduced, and the timing of firing across different regions was abnormal.

For example, "climate change can affect forests by altering the frequency, intensity, duration, and timing of fire, drought, introduced species, insect and pathogens outbreaks, hurricanes, windstorms, ice storms, or landslides" (Dale et al. 2001).