Sentence examples for restricted fire from inspiring English sources

British forces had created a "restricted fire area" to reduce the chances of friendly fire, he said.

"In a lot of places the climate restricted fires, but now it's all about fuel availability and we are seeing very large burned patches in areas that aren't used to it.

Hippocampal place cells exhibit a spatially restricted firing pattern, and are active only when animals are in a specific location of an environment (O'Keefe and Dostrovsky, 1971).

In terms reminiscent of "Star Trek," researchers have considered placing optical scanners, fingerprint sensors, ultrasonic receptors and voice-recognition devices within guns, to restrict firing to authorized users.

Municipalities may restrict firing of weapons within their boundaries.

When analyses were restricted to fire days in the 80th, 90th, and 95th percentile of the provincial sum of FRP, the meta-regression RRs remained stable for the fire-affected LHAs, but increased with each restriction for the non-fire-affected LHAs.

We did not repeat this analysis in the delayed-use model because the model required a restricted subset of the study population; a model further restricted to fire-fighters would have poor statistical power to assess associations.

Until now, the use of armed remote-controlled drones had been restricted to firing missiles at suspected al-Qaeda and Taliban fighters in Afghanistan.

Her half-sister was restricted to firing from her turrets only on the port and starboard beams.

Where traditional use of fire is restricted, a reassessment of fire management strategies may be required, if sustainability of tree cover is a priority.

But the renegades don't always restrict their fire to government officials.