Sentence examples for volume of live from inspiring English sources

But the large volume of live fire is extremely concerning.

The UK has expressed alarm about the volume of live fire used by Israel against the protesters.

"This increased the volume of live improvisations of a great artist by a third," he told me one morning after signing off from "Bird Flight".

Alistair Burt, the UK minister for the Middle East, has expressed extreme concern about the "large volume of live fire" by Israel.

The volume of dead wood per ha was estimated using a line intercept method, while the volume of live wood was estimated using basal area wedges.

Still, errors in real-time captioning, subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing, increased noticeably after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 as stenographers raced to keep up with an unusually high volume of live news events, briefings, special programs and news conferences.

Crumb dominates the brief history of the graphic novel the way Cimabue dominates Vasari's first volume of "Lives of the Artists" -- as both an inescapable stylistic influence and a kind of moral exemplar.

Such bizarre notions, combined with a perfunctory assessment of the ways in which America can combat obesity, distract attention from the very real and alarming problems, discussed in this otherwise absorbing volume, of living large.

Unlike many studies on the stand structure of European beech-dominated natural forests we explicitly examined the spatial variability of six general stand characteristics: density, basal area and volume of living trees, volume of deadwood, total volume and the proportion of deadwood in the total volume.

During cleavage, almost no growth occurs between consecutive divisions, and the total volume of living matter does not change substantially; as a consequence, the size of the cells is reduced by almost half at each division.

A "hard" science fiction book (that is, one that makes scientific speculations that are as plausible as possible) states as fact that the total volume of living things contained in fissures and cracks in deep rock is larger than the biomass on the surface of the earth.