Sentence examples for a narrow fire from inspiring English sources

But because an unconscious person is hard to carry down a narrow fire escape, Lieutenant Voisin and his team used the interior stairway to carry the woman, even though they had to walk through dense smoke and fire.

AFTER a terrible battle on April 3rd-5th, Sri Lanka's surviving Tamil Tigers withdrew to a government-designated "no-fire zone"—a narrow beach, packed with refugees, on the country's north-eastern coast.

These location-responsive V1 cells have multiple, narrow firing fields on a given trajectory of the track.

They bought a chunk of wild peninsula across a narrow bay from Fire Island with marshes and a creek ideal for docking boats.

A fire whirl, observed during a wildland fire in Brazil in 2010, occurred over a narrow but long line fire and moved along the line fire at nearly a constant speed.

Accordingly, MUs in this muscle have been shown to have a narrow range of firing rates (approximately 8-26 Hz) [ 21].

It was found that the value of 4.5 obtained in the original source corresponds to a large tunnel fire and it correlates well with data from other literature within a narrow range of large fire sizes.

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They apparently were designed for a narrow role: to be fired at American bases equipped with radar designed to detect incoming mortar or artillery rounds, thereby providing warning to the base and targeting data for the firing point and sometimes for the ordnance in flight.

In this study, the flame spreads in a narrow gap, as occurs in fires behind walls or inside electronic equipment.

The gunman had a narrower field of fire than in previous killings because of the narrow bus door, law-enforcement officials noted.