The phrase "a single firing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to firearms, manufacturing processes, or any situation where something is produced or executed in one instance.
Example: "The experiment was successful, resulting in a single firing of the test round."
Alternatives: "one shot" or "a solitary discharge".
And tactically, Afghan guerrillas would put themselves at risk if they tried dragging one of the original systems about the countryside and then blasted out barrages from a single firing point.
Although the softening temperatures of the enamels differ due to their varying lead contents, Mamluk glassmakers likely applied all colors together, affixing them with a single firing.
In the presence of a single firing threshold θ as in Eq. (1), a traveling wave front connects two constant states, i.e., one above and one below the threshold θ.
Porcelain was first made in China during the Song Dynasty (960 1279 AD) and this gave rise to the very desirable, classic blue and white porcelains of the Ming Dynasty (1368 1644 AD); the major production was at Jingdezhen, which was fitted with large wood-burning dragon kilns that could take tens of thousands of items in a single firing.
We consider a single firing rate unit described by the equation dot{r} = -r + g bigl(r + I{(t)} bigr) +{{x}} + etaxi{(t)}, where η is the level of intrinsic noise, (I{(t)}) is a second-order stationary synaptic input with mean ϕ and autocovariance (R(w)), and (xi{(t)}) is a white noise process with unit variance.
Recognizing the prevalence of the reprocessing of runoff is critical because it increases overall emissions relative to emissions that would result from a single firing of amalgam.
The inexperienced crew, which had not had a single fire drill, provided scant help.
The task is usually to beat a mini-boss, who would be too strong for a single fire team.
They will be in single union with a single bargaining agent reporting to a single fire command, and we'll do the hiring".
He and five of his colleagues died in the fire that day, which was the highest Fire Department death toll from a single fire in a dozen years.
This year, a staggering six million acres of public land in the West has burned in a single fire season (news article, Sept. 13).
