Sentence examples for drive fire from inspiring English sources

To be fair, he's a grown man walking around Manhattan in safari gear, leaving his pet to drive fire trucks into lakes and paint skyscrapers.

Union officials said the four firefighters and a supervising lieutenant were just following department rules that permit only those with special training to drive fire trucks.

It will be interesting to see whether Amazon ends up offering more lasting ecosystem incentives to try to drive Fire Phone sales — by, for instance, making a year of free Prime membership a permanent offer.

Finally, drought may drive fire patterns [31] regardless of a reserve's status.

The beer also contains ginseng which the brewers claim will "get your sex drive firing on all cylinders"; ginkgo to "get blood pumping to all the right places"; and nerve damiana "to help hit the sweet spot", The Grocer reports.

The proposed synaptic drive firing-rate model predicts the conscious unconscious transition as the applied anesthetic concentration increases, where excitatory neural activity is characterized by a Poincaré Andronov Hopf bifurcation with the awake state transitioning to a stable limit cycle and then subsequently to an asymptotically stable unconscious equilibrium state.

In this cell the resting potential at the start of the recording was −43 mV while the spike threshold was −40 mV (indicated with the dashed red line), allowing a generator potential of only a few mV to drive firing.

Here, we have shown that each cell's firing onset was more delayed and firing probability more reduced during eSWRs the further the rat was from the middle of the cell's place field; that is, cells receiving less momentary place-related excitatory drive fired later during SWR events.

"We're now able to get two six-wheel-drive fire engines to Muchelney and to the majority of the other effected hamlets, so it gives us the opportunity to transport both ourselves and other agencies and emergency services if we needed to".

Fire protection engineering interfaces with electrical engineering in the following areas: building system controls, fire detection and alarm systems, extinguishing system control, electric motor-driven fire pumps, emergency lighting, backup power supplies, electrical equipment for hazardous locations, and electrical protection systems.

The town acquired its first steam driven fire engine in 1914 which cost £100 and was paid for by voluntary subscription.