Sentence examples for firing table from inspiring English sources

Using a firing table for a 122mm rocket fired from a BM-21 Grad launcher, the most likely system used, that suggested a range of between 15 and 16 km.

"This means that this vehicle pulls up to a specific piece of infrastructure, erects the missile, detaches from the firing table, and leaves," he told NK News.

At MIT, Vannevar Bush's differential analyser churned out artillery firing tables, and at Bletchley Park, after the war began, an all-electronic computer called the Colossus deciphered German codes.

During the second world war computers had been built to crack codes (Colossus, in Britain) and calculate artillery firing tables (ENIAC, in America).

Using this theory will improve methods for designing firing tables, fire control systems algorithms, and meteo message generation algorithms.

Another warns the staff that a health inspector is on the premises by telling the kitchen to "FIRE TABLE 100".

Stand density decreased immediately after the fire but increased 5 years after fire (Table 1).

For saplings, individuals of A. latifolia, T. grandis, and T. crenulata increased with increasing time after fire (Table 2).

The fire and grazing treatments were in place prior to the initiation of sampling in 2011, so all patches and pastures had a consistent elapsed time since fire (0.3, 1, 2 years since fire) (Table 1).

Africa plays a global role in C emissions through land use and fire (Table 1), though lack of information from the limited number of studies on the continent [e.g. [27 31]] restricts confidence in their magnitudes.

Betula increased in abundance shortly after fires (Table 1, −60/+60-yr windows), even though this taxon was scarce before fires (Figure 2E,F).