Sentence examples for rates of fire from inspiring English sources

"We know the tactics, the rates of fire".

Better guns, along with breech-loading, made possible both longer ranges and higher rates of fire.

But defects were eventually remedied, and breech loading brought phenomenal increases in rates of fire.

Driven by a combination of exceedingly dry fuel and near-gale to gale force winds, the fire developed a dynamic of profuse short range spotting that resulted in rates of fire spread varying between 68 and 153 m min−1 and average fireline intensities up to 88,000 kW m−1.

"Bump stocks generating automatic rates of fire should face the same restrictions as automatic weapons," Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-Fla).

Its original gas regulator offered two different gas port sizes, allowing cyclic rates of fire of 725 rounds per minute (r/min) or 1,000 r/min.

Early firearms were vastly inferior in rate-of-fire, and were very susceptible to wet weather.

Three years after wildfire, we observed that TB stands in the Angora fire experienced lower rates of fire-related tree mortality than NTB stands (mean 31% [sd 24%] vs. mean 84%[30%%] basal area mortality, respectively, Figure 1a).

Our sensitivity analysis found that rates of fire-related tree mortality strongly influence estimates of post-fire carbon recovery.

We found that timescales of carbon recovery after disturbance are highly sensitive to modeled rates of fire-related tree mortality and post-fire regeneration.

More generally, we showed that assumptions regarding rates of fire-related mortality strongly influence our understanding of long-term forest carbon dynamics at all levels of fire severity.