Sentence examples for persistent fire from inspiring English sources

Mr. Murphy's comments came after the Rogers came under polite but persistent fire from the Parrish, which has the largest publicly held Chase collection in the country.

The Baltimore Orioles issued their third postponement in three days yesterday because of a persistent fire aboard a derailed train near Camden Yards.

Mr. Sharon was not near the scene of the attacks, according to aides, and he said Israel's security forces would act against the Palestinians responsible for the persistent fire.

Five years after Ms. Peng's spirited rendition was aired by the state broadcaster CCTV, the shocking, early flickers of self-immolations appear to be spreading into something more like a horrifying and persistent fire.

The coal beds in Pennsylvania, Mr. Michalski said, tend to generate particularly persistent fires because the corrugated terrain there has many separate, narrow coal seams that reach the surface, and the ground is heavily fractured, allowing ample oxygen to reach the coal.

This firing increase seemed to disrupt the neurons' ability to coordinate into persistent firing patterns; as the paper puts it, "[the blast of noise] generally suppressed the ability for past spiking activity of PFC neurons to predict or modulate these neurons' ongoing activity".

We note here that this kind of persistent firing appears to be dynamically different than the bistability that is associated with type II dynamics.

Furthermore, in some neurons the concentrations of carbachol used induced persistent firing that lasted after the current injection stimulus was removed.

In the absence of any change in the model parameters these dynamics repeat and lead to persistent firing in the fast frequency regime.

An outstanding difference between our modeling and experimental results is that experimental blockade of the M-current did not produce persistent firing as in our model.

We suggest that such persistent firing is consistent with carbachol blocking currents that control the neurons excitability and possibly uncovering slow depolarizing currents.