Sentence examples for firing techniques from inspiring English sources

Johnny, an investment banker who had studied engineering, became an expert on firing techniques and glazes, while Pauline was the "eye".

Artisans on various continents have painted Pop Art checkerboards on traditional tea-bowl forms and used ancient raku firing techniques on jokily unusable perforated vases.

We recommend fire managers incorporate multiple fire-return intervals and firing techniques to capture the ecological benefits of variability in frequency and spatial extents in fire.

The latter is required because the implication has always been that the first Australians arrived they had firing techniques and immediately hunted out the mega-marsupials.

He will then go on to demonstrate techniques used in constructing his ceramic sculptures and architectural murals while addressing the qualities of the clay, firing techniques and kilns used at his studio in Oaxaca.

Furthermore, they suffered from complaints regarding a lack of pulling power, although this can be attributed to indifferent handling and firing techniques, which certainly did not help the situation.

In an article posted on Ulster Happening, an online magazine, the potter referred to himself as William Merlin, saying he borrowed the name from a grandfather, and described the ancient "salt fired" technique that he favored.

Paul Soldner, a ceramist who put his own twist on the Japanese firing technique known as raku to create wildly spontaneous sculptural vessels, died on Monday at his home in Claremont, Calif.

Afterward we answered questions and demonstrated musket-firing techniques for the several hundred locals and tourists who'd come out to see our encampment.

Fabricated using extrusion and co-firing techniques, the approximately 1.7 mm diameter SOFC tubes examined in this work are composed of a 50 50 NiO and Gd0.2Ce0.8O2−x Gd-doped ceria (GDC) cermet anode (support tube), GDC as an electrolyte and La0.8Sr0.2Co0.6Fe0.4O3 (LSCF GDC as a cathode.

"We are teaching quick-fire techniques, moving in an urban environment -- things that have not been done in basic training for combat support and combat service support before," said Lt. Col. Fred W. Johnson, commander of a basic training battalion at Fort Jackson, S.C., where the Army conducts its mixed-sex training.