Sentence examples for fixed fire from inspiring English sources

In the more modern fixed fire zone, dried bricks are placed on cars carrying as many as 3,000 or more bricks; the cars start at the cool end of a long tunnel kiln and move slowly forward through gradually increasing temperatures to the firing zone, pass through it, and emerge through decreasing heat zones until cooled.

LacZ is a very sensitive reporter gene, and it can be used to gauge expression patterns in vivo, but the animals must be fixed (Fire et al. 1990).

Engineers often set a fixed fire detection time depend on their experience.

Simulations where we remove the interannual variability in natural aerosol emissions have less impact on the simulated relationship between N 100 and temperature, with the sensitivity reducing to +41.9 ± 4.2 cm−3 K−1 for fixed fire and +40.9 ± 4.0 cm−3 K−1 for fixed BVOC emissions (Supplementary Fig. 4).

And that's just one of a number of fire related costs; there is also an annual, fixed fire "preparedness" budget that exceeds $1 billion each year.

Manual intervention may include the manual activation of fixed fire protection systems or firefighting activities by facility fire brigades or municipal fire departments.

In addition, a fixed fire-fighting system and 3d laser scan data basis 3-dimensional buoyancy support system are been studied.

The results are important to use in the design of active fire protections systems in tunnels including ventilation, fixed fire-fighting and drainage systems.

In contrast, the coordinated assembly hypothesis predicts that groups of cells show additional coordination beyond that imposed by a fixed firing rate and phase code (Harris et al., 2003; Harris, 2005).

Granted access during the day, the residents have tackled some violations: clearing debris, fixing fire alarms, replacing light bulbs in exit signs.

The Library of Congress was ordered today to fix fire safety violations that threatened treasures like Thomas Jefferson's personal library and 30,000 recordings on cylinders that predate phonograph records.