Sentence examples for controlled firing from inspiring English sources

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Shaded areas are peak-normalized histograms of spontaneous firing rates (black) and successfully controlled firing rates (blue) across units.

Indian troops and the "infiltrators" were facing off at a distance of around 600 yards, engaged in "controlled firing," Naresh Vijay Vig, a spokesman for the Indian Army, said Monday.

The ability to simultaneously perturb and measure neural activity form the basic elements of a feedback loop, which can be exploited to control firing.

"Good sustained, controlled fire," Colonel Bristol said after watching the maneuvers from a rocky hilltop.

Though the assumption had long been that humans controlled fire before they began using it for cooking, Warneken and Rosati suggest that cooking may have given early humans a reason to control fire.

This has created fires incomprehensible to the Indians, whose ancient culture depends on agriculture by means of controlled fires.

Wind from the northeast helped firefighters set controlled fires overnight to remove fuel from the path of the 333,890-acre blaze.

"Although numerous rounds were fired, the officers utilized controlled fire.

Toxic waste has been poisoning man ever since he controlled fire.

But what will really get audiences talking is the lead performance of controlled fire by British actress Florence Pugh.