Sentence examples for need for firing from inspiring English sources

A new desktop app is also in the works, and will allow users to drag and drop files into their SkyDrive without the need for firing up a browser and navigating to the SkyDrive site.

However, solid-state route method suffers the disadvantages of inhomogeneity, and the need for repetitive grinding, the need for firing at high temperatures, and a prolonged reaction time.

And even if there had been, the guns lack most of the parts needed for firing.

"I could lug in a fire hydrant and spray foam to illustrate the need for fire safety.

A person could eat deer's liver and other raw meat to minimize the need for fires, Mr. Stroud said, and might also break into cottages for food.

This chapters provides an examination of the need for fire and explosion resistant materials and barriers for critical equipment and personnel protection.

The prevalence of natural fires in Chile; the relationship between certain plant species and fire in terms of seed germination strategies and plant adaptation; the relationship between fire and invasive species; and, the need for fire prevention systems and territorial plans that include fire risk assessments are some of the key aspects discussed in this article.

The growing need for fire safety engineering (FSE) design around the world has led to higher education degrees, many of which lack strong foundations in fundamental knowledge and are somewhat deficient in developing skills (application of knowledge) and appropriate attitudes (reflective assessment and synthesis of knowledge).

It's what happens to the need for fire and police services when homes are abandoned, and what happens to communities when blight comes back.

During his presentation, Dinse compared the need for such drills to the need for fire drills, which became the national norm after a fire in 1958 at Our Lady of the Angels school in Chicago.

The UL meeting brought together fire safety scientists, public health scientists, and others "to talk about what we really need for fire safety, review the science regarding safety and exposure to flame retardant chemicals … and set a direction for how we get to a better place," says Tenney.