"fired porcelain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a material that has been fired in a kiln. For example, "The beautiful vase was made of fired porcelain."
A range of different fired porcelain tile microstructures was obtained by varying the quartz particle size and content in the starting composition, and the peak firing temperature.
In the history of mural painting, many techniques have been used: encaustic painting, tempera painting, fresco painting, ceramics, oil paint on canvas, and, more recently, liquid silicate and fired porcelain enamel.
What you're struck by, in addition to the cleverness of the design and the proximity to a lot of fragile, fired porcelain, is the sheer energy that went into the making of the work — just as you are with Rodin's "Gates," which included over 200 figures and groupings but was never fully realized during his lifetime.
Much of her early work was made in the medium of fired porcelain, but later she turned to earthenware clay to realize her ambitious figurative pieces.
Yesterday's shows included Miracles of Modern Science, Freshkills, AraabMuzik, Alabama Shakes, Wise Blood, Trash Talk, Forest Fire, Porcelain Raft and others.
Porcelain fired without a glaze, called biscuit porcelain, was introduced in Europe in the 18th century.
She made her B-set dinnerware for Royal Tichelaar Makkum by firing the porcelain at an unusually high temperature to ensure that each plate or bowl is distinguished by tiny flaws that not only make it unique, but remind us of the quirks in antiques and handmade pieces.
They come from what is presented as a real handgun, and while one shot is fired at a porcelain plate, the second is aimed straight at Mr. Drummond's head, as a volunteer from the audience, wearing ear protectors and goggles, faces him from several feet away — as if participating in a one-sided duel.
High-fired porcelain might withstand more aggressive actions than a delicate, low-fired coarseware.
On the other hand, CTEs for Ti 30Zr and Ti 40Zr were below that of Duceratin, and thus, the surfaces of the Ti 30Zr and Ti 40Zr alloy specimens on which the porcelain was fired were seen to curve slightly toward the porcelain side upon cooling.
The tested pieces have been fired by a conventional porcelain cycle at 1180 °C of maximum temperature.
