Sentence examples for treated fire from inspiring English sources
The hiker, after being dropped off at the park's baseball field, was taken to Glendale Adventist Medical Center to be treated, fire officials said.
Officers stormed through the local hospital and several field clinics where protesters were being treated, firing tear gas down the corridors, shooting up the ceilings and arresting doctors and nurses.
The morphologies of the hybrid materials, the treated fired-clay simulated samples and the evaluation of salt effects were investigated using a JSM-6300 scanning electron microscope at accelerating voltage with secondary electrons under various magnifications to obtain the clear display (JEOL Ltd).
Their novel "ecosystem niche" model treats fire as an organism within an ecosystem and characterizes its "habitat requirements," with flammable vegetation serving as the consumable resource and fire-conducive weather patterns and climate such as hot, dry winds and temperatures constituting the environmental conditions.
Gov. John Kitzhaber of Oregon, a Democrat, accuses the administration of betraying an agreement among Western governors to treat fire-prone forests without suspending the law or taking away judicial appeals.
Californians know that fires are as much a part of the kinetic landscape as earthquakes, and yet the state seems to treat fires more like a kind of unpleasant annual surprise.
Treating fires as independent observations would result in huge sample sizes.
Experts now recommend class A fire-rated material, which flammable wood shake is not — though it can be treated with fire resistant chemicals.
The condition was seen only in areas treated for fire ants.
When these copolyphosphates were treated with fire for 10 s, intumescence is observed on the surface of copolyphosphates which retards further flaming of the polymers.
Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Converter-produced blister copper and blast-furnace lead also are treated by fire refining, with both processes depending on the weaker affinity for oxygen of the metals than the impurities they contain.
