Sentence examples for post-firing from inspiring English sources

The findings showed that from 25 to 600 °C, irrespective of the type of test (in vivo or post-firing), compressive mechanical strength rose, with the specimens exhibiting elastic behaviour and consequently brittle failure.

It certainly seems that all the post-firing scenes, supposedly featuring the rejected candidates' off-the-cuff reflections, were shot on the same day.

"I was persona non grata everywhere," Somers said of her prospects post-firing.

Given that approximately one-third (31%) of S. marcescens cells at any given instant display at least one TssB focus and thus have an active T6SS (immediately pre- or post-firing), this suggests that each cell in the population will fire multiple times over a few hours, helping to explain how competitors in a mixed population can be almost eliminated on such timescales (e.g., Figure 3C).

Therefore, one possibility was that the NDR-conformation would be different in origins before and after origin firing (early origin = post-firing state or late origin = pre-firing state in S phase in the presence of HU).

In command of an antiaircraft section during the German invasion of 1940, he kept to his post, firing away as others fled, as waves of Stuka dive bombers pounded the city's port.

BSP) post-fire regeneration.

Post-fire vegetation cover dynamics were also monitored.

Burned plots were primarily sampled 10 and 22 years post-fire, except three plots sampled four years post-fire.

How does the USFS map vegetation post fires?

Study plots range from 15 to 75 years post-fire.