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The rapid-fire firings have not seemed to dampen his enthusiasm, and he predicted that all six coaches would be hired again.

These regionsdetermine how many times cells 2 and 3 take turns firing between the firings of cell1.

Against major ships, it was thought a 'hail of fire' from quick-firing secondary weapons could distract enemy gun crews by inflicting damage to the superstructure, and they would be more effective against smaller ships such as cruisers.

Comparisons made between air-firing and oxy-firing mode show that the radiative heat flux to the wall of a utility boiler is significantly influenced due to the changed optical properties of flue gases inside the oxy-firing utility furnace.

These properties were affected by the heating temperature, pre-firing and firing dwell times.

The secondary batteries of 6-inch quick-firing guns, firing more plentiful shells, were more likely to hit the enemy.

In naval battles of the 1890s the decisive weapon was the medium-calibre, typically 6 inches, quick-firing gun firing at relatively short range; at the Battle of the Yalu River in 1894, the victorious Japanese did not commence firing until the range had closed to 3900 m and most of the fighting occurred at 2000 m.

'They've also managed to adapt other shoulder-firing launchers to fire the Stingers.

Sleep replay combines preexisting firing patterns of fast-firing neurons and a small fraction of responsive, slow-firing neurons.

Early-firing replication origins can fire in the presence of HU, but the replication forks from these origins stall within a short distance (usually less than 10 kb).

The posterior density of movement is represented by a set of weighted samples, and the importance weights are updated based on current neural firings and the instantaneous firing rate estimated from the tuning model.