Sentence examples for between the two firing from inspiring English sources
The concentrations of SO3 were less than 2% of the total sulfur for both air and oxy-fired conditions but the uncertainty of the measurement did not allow for a comparison between the two firing modes.
The duty-cycle is defined to be the ratio between the sum of the two firing times, the execution time, and the transmission time and the complete period time.
There was no statistically significant difference comparing the changes between the two fire departments.
Both the experiment and simulation results indicated that obvious tilted flame and the phenomenon of moving closer to each other had been observed between the two fire sources.
On Monday, Shropshire and Wrekin Fire and Rescue Authority announced it had approved a recommendation to draft a formal memorandum of understanding between the two fire authorities.
The objective is to gain insight of the effect of the distance between the two fires (D2), the distance between the fires and the building (D1), wind speed (V), and the height of the scaled building (H) on the burning behavior.
The light would guide the townspeople through the night, and some would jump skyclad over the flames and or rides their animals between the two fires to be blessed by the sacred smoke.
Significance of the difference between two firing rate functions was determined by a shuffle test, in which 3000 surrogate data sets were created by randomly exchanging responses among a pair of stimulus types.
Police said links between the three fires at the council building, the nearby funeral parlour and the cottage in Rokemarsh, were under investigation.
Another recalls talking to a shaken transit cop who had defended a token booth at an elevated subway stop by running back and forth between the two entrances, firing his pistol to keep the looters at bay.
From this result we find that the difference between the two target firing rates plays a key role in establishing the characteristic variance at a control system fixed point.
