This burst dynamics is analogous to the neuronal avalanches observed experimentally in that they are discrete cascades of firing.
There was a thundering cascade of fire and Pablo fell near the crest.
Rebels said that on some days they had counted more than 2,000 incoming shells, a cascade of fire punctuated by airstrikes.
With several celebratory cascades of rifle fire and three absolutely enormous cheers for Her Majesty, it was a spectacular way to end to the Diamond Jubilee.
The system displays avalanche dynamics in the form of cascades of neuronal firing separated by periods of silence.
There we showed that the dynamics of the system, which by analogy with experimental neuronal avalanches could be termed avalanches (discrete cascades of neuronal firing), exhibited scaling which does not follow a power law but does exhibit partial scale-free behaviour.
Then, in the forecourt, The Queen's Guard will perform a Feu de Joie - a cascade of rifle fire interspersed by the National Anthem.
Rivers of fire cascade down the mountainside, 2,100 degrees of molten rock.
Our parents purchased 1788 Belmont Lane 45 years ago, and my brother, Tim, was still living there two weekends back, when an avalanche of fire cascaded down from the hills.
Armstrong, like many self-taught geniuses, had a faulty technique, and, by the forties, the scar tissue — alarmingly visible in a closeup shot at the end of the 1956 film "High Society" — was such that rapid-fire cascades of notes no longer came as easily.
2. In "Beating Murphy's Law," which I coauthored with Dorothy Leonand-Barton and W. Bruce Chew (Sloan Management Review, Spring 1991), we discuss a case where a factory's entire production came to a halt, partly as a result of cascading fire fighting.
