Sentence examples for fire capability from inspiring English sources

UPDATE: A reader writes to say that I mixed up "assault rifle" and "assault weapon" -- while Palin's modified AR-15 would fit the legal definition of an assault weapon, it's not an assault rifle unless it's got "selective fire" capability -- meaning it can switch between fully automatic firing and semi-automatic firing.

Most modern infantry rifles are assault rifles or carbines with fully automatic or burst fire capabilities.

Support guns generally have a more reliable gearbox type, allowing for sustained fire capabilities without overheating or gear stripping and such.

After 1915, oil-firing capability was added to supplement the coal-fired boilers.

Weapons of less rapid-fire capability would likely have reduced the death tolls, the police said.

"Together with the Republic of Korea, we conducted a combined exercise to show our precision-fire capability," said Dana White, a Pentagon spokeswoman.

Guns with rapid-fire capability, usually semiautomatic rifles that can spray a burst of bullets in a matter of seconds, were used in the incidents with the most victims.

But given Kip Kinkel's moods and temper, the parents had debated over whether to get him a single-loading bolt-action weapon or something with more rapid-fire capability.

At trial, Staples testified that the rifle had never fired automatically while he possessed it and that he had been ignorant of any automatic firing capability.

During the PPN stimulation, the membrane hyperpolarization was associated with decreases in the firing capability (n=28) and input resistance (28.5±6.7%, n=14) of the motoneurons.

At last, the effectiveness of the Al/CuO nEMFs was proved by a design validation testing and initiator with Al/CuO nEMFs had better firing capability.