Sentence examples for trends of fire from inspiring English sources

Although the focus of this work is on exploring the use of biogeochemical forest growth modelling in forest fire risk evaluation, we also provide a brief application case, examining the seasonal drivers and trends of fire ignition risk in Austria.

It is found that the efficacy of shelters strongly depends on the relative location to the ignition point and the trend of fire progression.

Figure 4 reveals a long term decreasing trend of fire regime in Western France between 70 and 25 kyr cal BP and, in Southwestern Iberia, an increasing fire regime until GI 10 followed by a long term decrease until 14 kyr cal BP.

In the past few decades there is an increasing trend of both fire activity and area burned in many regions of the world.

The paper also presents the first validation results of the danger index, by comparing temporal trends of different danger components and fire occurrence in the different study regions.

As expected, Holocene trends in fire occurrence (number of fires per 1000 years) varied between lakes (Fig. 3).

Before the fire flame reaches tunnel ceiling (Q′ < 1.0), Froude number Fr increases with Q′, which is the typical trend of small tunnel fire.

Though the dominant grasses were strongly influenced by season and frequency of fire, forb diversity showed no consistent trends.

By funding wildfire suppression for large wildland fires under such an approach the uncertainty associated with changes in annual fire expenditures due to different levels of fire activity and the downward funding trends on non-fire programs would be simultaneously addressed.

The exercise, which has been of some international interest on account of America's well-earned reputation as an incubator for academic trends of this sort, has come under fire in the last month from a civil liberties advocacy group, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), which monitors freedom of speech issues on campuses.

The fire alarm on "Watch What Happens: Live" officially makes the phenomenon of fire alarms on talk shows a trend.