Sentence examples for fire secondary from inspiring English sources

Finally, for other land-use changes including fragmentation and edge effects, logging, fire, secondary re-growth and subsequent disturbance information is much less systematically available through time and across nations, and measurement uncertainties are greater.

Use a Long Range Primary, Rapid Fire Secondary, and a Pistol last; or a Stampede first, a Vulcan second, a Recon third, and whatever pistol you have as needed.

But they aren't — to preserve the futuristic look of the joystick, they've been left blank, which is trouble when the game says "Oh my god, use your flares, press button 12!" You'll be firing secondary weapons, strafing, and quicksaving all at the same time as you scramble to find out which one of these silver buttons mocking you from the base is the one called 12.

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.

Last year, the South Sudanese police beat up a United Nations human rights official, and last week they opened fire on secondary school students, according to Reuters.

Test results show that concrete cover thickness, load level and fire induced secondary moments have significant influence on the fire resistance of unbonded PC continuous slabs.

The ship did not fire her secondary 15 cm or 8.8 cm guns during the entire engagement.

The northern corvette rests on her keel, with her bow pointing to Rab and her stern partially destroyed, either from hostile fire or secondary explosions from her own depth charges.

Equip the ASMD Shock Rifle, aim at a particular point (not too close), fire the secondary projectile (the slow plasma ball, shot with the right mouse button in default) and as soon as you do that, fire the primary projectile (the long, fast plasma) at the same point.

The cruiser fired her secondary batteries at the trailing ships in the Japanese column and may have hit Tenryū, causing slight damage.

These fires destroy secondary vegetation and continually raze and re-open fragment edges, thereby maximizing the intensity of edge-related microclimatic stresses.