Sentence examples for fired independently from inspiring English sources

The turrets were "three-gun," not "triple," because each barrel could be elevated and fired independently.

The turrets would have been "three-gun", not "triple", because each barrel would have elevated and fired independently.

The turrets are "three-gun", not "triple", because each barrel can be elevated independently; they can also be fired independently.

This greatly increased accuracy, as it was easier to spot the fall of shells and eliminated the problem of the ship's roll dispersing the shells when each turret fired independently.

The turret crewmen merely had to follow pointers transmitted from the director to align their guns on the target.This greatly increased accuracy, as it was easier to spot the fall of shells and eliminated the problem of the ship's roll dispersing the shells when each turret fired independently.

If the neurons in a group fired independently, implying no network effects being present, non-Gaussianity should become substantially diminished due to mixing.

Moreover, 1-entailment satisfies a condition of weak independence of defaults: conditionals with logically unrelated antecedents can "fire" independently of each other: one can warrant a conclusion even though we are given an explicit exception to the other.

It seems to me change comes in clusters, and its triggers seem to fire independently and simultaneously, mostly in areas of life already pregnant with something: anything from a death to an unexpected success or an unforeseen setback.

South Korea has set up sentry robots known as SGR-1 along the Demilitarized Zone with North Korea that can detect people entering the zone through heat and motion sensors; though the sentry is currently configured so that it has to be operated by a human, it is reported to have an automatic mode, which, if deployed, would allow it to fire independently on intruders.

Neurons of humans fire synchronously in utero, but sometime before birth they begin to fire independently.

This uniform distribution reflects the tendency of the neurons to fire independently of each other.