Sentence examples for fire slightly from inspiring English sources

A fire at the same Seton Hall University dormitory where three freshman died in a January fire slightly injured one student yesterday.

More often than not, meat and fish emerged from their trial by fire slightly overcooked, notably the tagliata alla Fiorentina, a slab of fairly flavorless steak grilled with rosemary and garlic, and the hapless branzino, or sea bass, that was the fish of the day on one visit.

First, could the wave-fronts arise from the fact that retinal ganglion cells fire slightly ahead of a continuously moving object (Berry et al. 1999) and, 2nd, could they in fact not be wave-fronts, but motion streaks.

Furthermore, another part of the brain, called the inferior frontal junction, a marble-size region in the frontal lobe, seemed to conduct the chorus of the synchronized neurons, firing slightly ahead of them.

Hollande's long-term solutions, including subsidised youth job schemes and labour reform to make hiring and firing slightly easier to weather economic downturns, have not produced quick results.

The result is that the forest fire breaks into a "cluster" of smaller fires slightly separated in time, reducing the frequency of really big fires.

Each time the neuron discharges in the pattern, it reinforces the connections with the presynaptic neurons that fired slightly before in the pattern.

Note that STDP is in agreement with Hebb's postulate because it reinforces the connections with the presynaptic neurons that fired slightly before the postsynaptic neuron, which are those that 'took part in firing it'.

In primary mode fires slightly equally as fast as Sweeper, and has the same clip due to the upgrade of the Sweeper shotgun.

Meanwhile, cells that fire at slightly different rates are not reinforced and fall out of step.

The police officers involved in the shooting have been quoted in newspapers as saying that they had come under fire, which slightly wounded one of the officers, before they began to shoot.