Sentence examples for a higher fire from inspiring English sources

Every time something lands, there's a chance of gaining a brand new weapon with modified stats such as the ASM1 Speakeasy, which has reduced damage but a higher fire rate.

There, a higher fire strength induces a higher gas temperature.

Forests retreated since about 2180 cal yr BP onwards, likely influenced by a higher fire incidence that facilitated a dramatic expansion of morichales.

The Burkea africana - Guibourtia coleosperma and Pterocarpus angolensis – Dialium englerianum communities are typical for the sandy plateaux and have a higher proportion of smaller stems caused by a higher fire frequency.

Calculated fire intensity was higher in grassland (4612 ± 502 kW m−1) than open woodland areas (1977 ± 804 kW m−1) indicating that rehabilitated landforms dominated by buffel grass may represent a higher fire risk to mine sites and regional areas in the Bowen Basin when compared to the original vegetation.

The Aug A1 is a little better than the G36E mainly because it has a higher fire rate.

Males had a higher fire-related death rate than females (10.67 vs. 7.66 per 1,000,000 person-years, respectively), and older adults (65+ years) had a higher death rate (25.25 per 1,000,000 person-years) than other age groups (0 14 years and 15-64-years 15-64-years 15-64-years

In terms of ethnicity and race, non-Hispanic people had a higher fire-related death rate than Hispanic people (10.03 vs. 3.91 per 1,000,000 person-years, respectively) and Black people had the highest death rate (16.85 per 1,000,000 person-years).

A 10 nm ALD AlOx film is found to have a detrimental effect on the contact resistance which cannot be mitigated by a higher firing temperature.

In contrast, trajectories crossing the saddle separatrix approach the stable state corresponding to a higher firing frequency.

We found that some neurons generated a higher firing rate as stimulus frequency increased, while others showed a reduced firing rate at high frequency.