Sentences with phrase «high fire»

Most likely periodic droughts and high fire risks will always be a fact of life, exactly as natural climate change predicts.

Right now we're experimenting with five arrows at a very high fire rate.

If you don't have a high defense or high fire resistance, its fire breath can one - shot you and send you rolling back to camp in a hurry.

High fire years, she said, almost exclusively are marked by warmer - than - average spring seasons followed by warm, dry summers.

Preheat the roasting pan on high fire (not the highest).

The difference is that in recent decades (only), there are years with very high fire activity.

Her artistic work is mainly based on figurative sculptures often crafted with ceramics like high fired porcelain.

That will keep you safe from its fiery breath; just be sure to equip some armor that has high fire resistance — you'll need it.

«The finding that climate change increases the seasonal windows of opportunities of high fire danger in the geographic areas where these fires become disasters suggests that climate change is a threat multiplier to the wicked fire problem that these communities face today,» said John Abatzoglou, a co-author of the study and associate professor at the University of Idaho.

We see similar problems with fire insurance in California, which lets homeowners rebuild a torched home, though some insurers are dropping homeowners in high fire risk areas.

Australia About Blog Marian Williams have a passion for high fire glazes the old Oriental ones: copper reds, tenmoku, chun, etc..

Increased recoil to compensate for high fire rate being used at range.

Two - thirds of the fire events occurred on days with high fire danger, and nearly half of the events occurred during moderate - to - severe long - term drought, suggesting that low fuel moisture enables the occurrence of megafires, he said.

When you visit the shop, you will find Hickory Flat Functional High Fired Pottery as well as creations by other regional artists, including porcelain, stoneware, stained glass, copperwork, woodwork, fiber and jewelry.

(D) combustion technology to produce higher firing temperature while lowering nitrogen oxide and carbon monoxide emissions per unit of output;

«So we tested the signaling between different neurons in fragile X mice, and indeed found there was abnormally high firing of action potentials — the signals between neurons — and also abnormally high synchrony; that is, too many neurons fired together.

High Fire Culture features the work of West Coast potters Lari Robson, Sam Kwan, Andrew Wong, Ron Vallis, Cris Giuffrida, Heinz Laffin, Vincent Massey, Martin Peters and Hiro Urakami.

«During extreme fire weather that promotes high fire activity in the western United States, fuels are likely dry enough to promote extensive burning regardless of alterations to fuels due to [mountain pine beetle] infestation,» the Hart study found.

Specifically, on - beat sounds on average are accompanied by higher firing rates cortically and subcortically than off - beat sounds, and this difference may explain why some beat interpretations are vastly more likely to be perceived than others.

So, eat cashews in moderation, especially if you have a very low - fire digestive system (kapha) or high fire digestive system (pitta).

The researchers» next project focuses on sub-Saharan Africa, which has lower data quality but much higher fire incidence, as the map shows.

The Nuttall fire rages atop Mount Graham in Arizona on July 6, 2004, threatening the 100 - foot - high fire towers of Heligraph Lookout.

When this is found in high amounts in the urine it is a sign of elevated dopamine turnover, which is typically due to adrenal fatigue and / or high firing MAO and COMT pathways.

There may be inherent fire risks, for example ignition sources in science laboratories and metal workshops; cooking facilities in domestic science areas and kitchens; and high fire loads in lockers, cloakrooms and resource areas and stores.

The Chief Fire Officers Association fully endorses the view that new build and major school refurbishments should have fire suppression factored in from the very inception of the project in order to maximise the financial and practical benefits of fitting them and would encourage the maintenance of high fire safety standards within schools and other educational premises.

The Vector has an incredible high fire rate and great stability.

Now a new video's showing it's not the only high fire power Agent 8's bringing along.

Another scout rifle with Explosive Payload perk, also higher firing rate than Nameless Midnight

«This attack does high fire damage?

Multi-media artist Pia Camil's high fired mask - like totems were featured in her solo show at the New Museum and are on display at Blum & Poe, New York.

«Once summer temperatures hit, that vegetation will dry out quickly, causing high fire danger,» said Jennifer Smith, an NIFC spokesperson.

Comparatively higher fire activity was registered during period II, 250 — 450 years ago (from AD 1550 to AD 1750), and period V, 1200 — 2000 years ago (from 1200 to 2000 cal.

He said about half of the increase in «fuel aridity» — a measure of the dryness of forests that indicates higher fire risk — can be attributed to human activity.

The 2017 wildfire season has seen unusually high fire levels in many parts of the world, with extensive and severe fires occurring in Chile, the Mediterranean, Russia, the US, Canada and even Greenland.

But this apparent limit has, they report, been surpassed during recent decades, characterised by «exceptionally high fire frequency and biomass burning.»

We offer policies throughout the state of California including areas by the coast or in high brush or high fire zone areas.

A third Nvidia GTX 980 would have pushed the benchmarks on the AVADirect into the top tier of consumer computers, but even with two it pulled out a very high Fire Strike score, in the top one percent of tested computers according to Furmark.

Specifically, under conditions of high fire stress, emotional support mitigated the relationship between stress and prosocial behaviors.

The terracotta is hand thrown and then high fired to create a natural rose finish that will seamlessly blend into your landscape.

Australia About Blog Marian Williams have a passion for high fire glazes the old Oriental ones: copper reds, tenmoku, chun, etc..

Weeks before the blaze, this area had been identified for high fire risk by a NASA satellite tracking moisture content across California.

I was hesitant to do that as the card that came from the maker indicated this is high fired pottery which means it could be affected by sudden changes in temperature (thermal shock).

Cooking the vegetables on high fire with a bit of olive oil takes your plate to completely different level of taste.

Wheel - thrown stoneware clay pieces with high fired glazes.

Abnormally high firing and network synchrony, said Portera - Cailliau, is evidence of the fact that neuronal circuits are over excitable in FXS.

Kate Newby, Snow covered everything, high fired porcelain and stoneware, glaze, concrete, pigment, Installation view, Contemporary Swedish Art Foundation, Stockholm, 2017