Sentence examples for fire briefing from inspiring English sources
The Valley fire killed four people. . "Emotions are significantly raw from the Valley fire," said state Sen. Mike McGuire (D-Healdsburg) at a fire briefing in the town of Middletown, which was devastated 11 months ago by the fire, one of the most destructive in state history.
Different from Kv2.1 channel, the main role of Kv3.1 channel is rapid repolarization of the action potential and shortening of the action potential duration; therefore it significantly contributes to the ability of neuronal cells to fire brief action potentials at high frequencies.
As his own lawyer, he is firing briefs rather than bullets.
CAIRO — Riot police officers fired brief rounds of tear gas on Tuesday night at tens of thousands of demonstrators outside the presidential palace protesting the Islamist-backed draft constitution.
Accordingly, in response to receptive field stimulation known to engage Aβ-fibers only, such as light sweeping with a soft paintbrush, all neurons fired brief bursts of action potentials (Figure 2A).
The low discharge frequency of P2 was largely due to the fact that STUTs fired brief bursts of high-frequent action potentials which were interrupted by periods of silence (Fig. 4B) with variable duration.
Quinn delivers a totally cutting "fire me" briefing to the CIA bosses.
Though the rear admiral came under fire after briefing the media on Trump's health in January, former Obama advisers defended Jackson as a "phenomenal doctor". .
"When both packages were opened there was a reaction — a reaction that caused a flash of fire, a brief flash of fire, smoke and a smell" like sulfur, said Greg Shipley, a Maryland State Police spokesman.
"At around 6 30 am, nine thugs carrying knives attacked a police station in Kashgar's Yarkand county, throwing explosive devices and setting police cars on fire," the brief statement said.
In 2007, a press officer was fired for briefing journalists that the Lib Dems were prepared to abandon their commitment to proportional representation in circumstances that have never been fully explained.
