If the excitatory input is allowed to have the "foresight" of turning off as soon as the target crosses the firing threshold, i.e., as soon as firing becomes inevitable even without further input, then precise synchrony is indeed optimal, as the commonplace reasoning would suggest.
As we return fire, inevitable pictures of bloodied innocents will be shown on home screens.
In fire-prone ecosystems, the return of fire is inevitable, and legacies of past fires, or their absence, often dictate the characteristics of subsequent fires.
As the days towards the termination date were counted down, my sister knew her firing was inevitable.
In a statement released on Facebook along with the premiere of the cover itself, the magazine attacked the reactions they were anticipating, firing shots at the inevitable "idiotic attitudes" to come.
Max Moritz, a cooperative extension wildfire specialist at UC Santa Barbara's Bren School, has devoted much of his career wrestling with how the nation's most populous state can coexist with fire, an inevitable product of its spectacular wilds.
Trump fired off an inevitable incensed tweet about the event he didn't attend, calling Wolf "filthy".
But Mayor Richard Riordan, apparently refusing to accept more such breaks as inevitable, fired off a letter to the Board of Water and Power Commissioners, asking that it investigate the cause and "report to me immediately so we can avoid any further incidents". The 75-year-old water line that broke Saturday was repaired early Monday.
Sevilla began to pour on the pressure, with Mariano testing Pyatov and Banega firing wide before the increasingly inevitable third arrived in the 59th minute with Mariano's super finish from a Vitolo through-ball.
