Sentence examples for required to fire a from inspiring English sources

The school district settled with Berndt because officials calculated that it would cost less and be easier than going through the expensive and time-consuming process required to fire a teacher.

AIS shortening was therefore associated with an increase in the depolarization required to fire a single spike, although an opposing AIS-independent effect of depolarization obviated any group differences on this measure.

Long, undifferentiated skeins of stretching and spinning alternated with compulsive jerking to a beat in the pushy score and the kinds of actions required to fire up a pull-start motor.

A second person was required to fire the weapon.

"She was not required to resign, and they were not required to fire her," Mr. Kohn said.

The official added that as yet the essential grip stock required to fire the weapon had not been seen.

Parameter t f means integrating time required to fire post-neuron.

She was also required to fire at enemy positions on the islands with her 4.5-inch gun.

The damage a weapon does depends on how much reloads it requires to fire, with a few exceptions (the knife and pistol doe 0 damage, the machine gun does 3, the shotgun does 5, and the bazooka does 10 [which is an automatic win]).

The detection efficiency when at least two planes are required to fire is 98%.

For the model results illustrated in Figure 10 (representing normal kidney function), the predicted increase in mean pressure associated with increased vascular stiffness is partly due to an increase in the pressure that is required to elicit a given baroreceptor firing rate.