Sentence examples for enclosed shooting from inspiring English sources

Braselton police also used seizure proceeds to build an enclosed shooting range used by local, state and federal authorities, including the Department of Homeland Security, which also contributed funding, Solis said.

The present study demonstrates that during bud burst, the complex network of enclosed shoot meristems undergoes a controlled transition from hypoxia to increasing pO2.

This conclusion is compatible with the Unifying Theory Wang (2010) based on the study of a Jurassic fossil plant with free central placentation Wang (2010) plus morphological, anatomic, and developmental genetic evidence, namely, that the carpel in the classic sense is a composite organ comprising an ovule-bearing shoot and foliar parts enclosing the shoot Wang (2010).

Contestants fire from enclosed and covered shooting booths at targets in the background.

As the tiller bud meristem grows, the prophyll is initiated on its flanks and encloses the shoot apex.

Some four hundred cannisters of CS gas — which can be flammable under certain conditions — were shot into enclosed spaces lit by candles and Coleman lanterns.

Airguns are safe to shoot in enclosed spaces.

Maybe it was a terrible accident and people are being unkind — although, as Nel pointed out, even by Pistorius's own account he shot into an enclosed space to kill without wondering if Steenkamp was inside.

Pistorius, who contends he shot at the enclosed toilet in which Steenkamp had locked herself because he believed an intruder was there, told the court he screamed at the imagined stranger to get out of his house.

We measured the nutrient fluxes from the sediment into the water enclosed among the leaf shoots ("canopy water") to determine if it is possible source of nutrients for P. oceanica leaves.

Despite enclosed practical locations and a short shooting schedule, cinematographer Newton Thomas Sigel "developed a way of shooting dialogue scenes with a combination of slow, creeping zooms and dolly moves that ended in tight close-ups," to add subtle energy to scenes.