This intermediate statistic is very important when burst firing (i.e. firing intermittent shots of three-eight rounds).
These ranged from near continuous tonic firing, through intermittent tonic firing, through sporadic firing to near silence.
It can be observed that the increase of the plate time constant and the heat source frequency with continuous firings and equally distributing the firings and adding the number of firing with intermittent firings can effectively decrease the fluctuation of kang plate temperature and indoor air temperature.
The fighting continued past midnight, with muzzle flashes, tracer fire and intermittent explosions, and a voice in a mosque somewhere in the darkness proclaiming the Muslim cry, "Allahu Akbar," or "God is Great".
There was shelling throughout the morning, some from Grad rockets but also mortar fire and intermittent sniper shots.
The results show a need to control annual fires but allow and manage intermittent fires in this landscape.
The platoon pushed on, into intermittent fire and the occasional single shots of a sniper, whose bullets narrowly missed the Marines, sometimes by inches.
Amid rising anxiety over Iran, the Israeli public saw Iron Dome's early successes against intermittent fire from Gaza as "a proof that the country could endure" retaliatory strikes, according to Uzi Rubin, founder of Israel's antimissile program.
Notably, the firing patterns shown by individual units provided further confirmation of the stability of these recordings: units displayed a range of firing features, including intermittent bursting (Fig. 1A) and fast spiking patterns (Fig. 1B), these identifying firing patterns also persisted over time [ Fig. 1A C iv)].
The intermittent firing gave some soldiers false hope as they hunkered down in the processing center, flattening themselves under tables and propping chairs against flimsy cubicle doors.
