Sentence examples for understanding of fire from inspiring English sources

Understanding of fire dynamics has grown because of Underwriters Laboratories' fire-testing work.

More than that, they want their research to lead to a better understanding of fire and hence better decisions in the field.

Thanks to experiments that Finney and his colleagues are now conducting, we may be on the cusp of a new understanding of fire.

The expert, Craig L. Beyler, of Baltimore, said in his August report that "the investigators had a poor understanding of fire science" and that the evidence they cited did not support a finding of arson.

Your respect and understanding of fire's potential will grow accordingly.

A sound understanding of fire and its effects on ecosystems is an essential prerequisite for effectively managing this widespread ecological process.

He added that the state fire marshal who investigated the case and testified against Willingham "seems to be wholly without any realistic understanding of fires".

We therefore stress the need for a greater understanding of fire-ecosystem relationships over time-scales of centuries, for ecosystems such as those at high altitude or latitude that are sensitive to global changes [9].

The impact of inherent uncertainty in emission estimates is that the high degree of variability (e.g., >25% of the flux) in fire emission estimates is not likely to be reduced soon and has implications for both our understanding of fires in the global carbon cycle and our ability to monitor and assess the causes of biosphere-atmosphere fluxes at a regional scale.

The investigators "had poor understandings of fire science," Mr. Beyler said, and their "methodologies did not comport with the scientific method".

This works aims at demonstrating that a rational, and practical, understanding of the fire performance of structural systems during real fires is unlikely to be achieved only by performing additional standard fire resistance tests.