Sentence examples for understood fire from inspiring English sources

Once understood, fire helped shape wooden implements before adequate rock tools were available for the purpose.

And, after thirty years of trial and error and endless field research, they understood fire very, very well.

The safe storage, processing and handling of coals and biomass resources requires their tendency to self-ignite be understood; fires caused by self-ignition have occurred on many occasions in ports and at industrial plants.

"He just really, really understands fire".

In order to understand fire effects on ecosystems one must view fire within the context of gradients in productivity and ignitions, which dictate different fire regimes.

"Jurors have to understand fire and city code violations.… When you are focused on the gravity of the case and so many lives lost, you don't want a knee-jerk reaction".

Given the severity of the consequences of reduced lateral load resistance, it is important for engineers to better understand fire-earthquake hazards in RC walls.

Eastbourne Borough Council leader David Tutt has said he understood the fire had been started by an electrical fault, but fire crews have said the cause is unexplained and an investigation will take a number of days.

However, the role of human fire management in savannas, the primary source of emissions in Africa, is less well understood because fire is an integral part of these landscapes (van der Werf et al. 2008).

Today this irony is fully understood by fire professionals, but their efforts to reduce fuel accumulation through controlled burns comes up against the ever-increasing presence of residential development in foothills and mountains.

It is understood the fire service were dealing with a satellite dish which was hanging from a tenement.