Sentence examples for sharp firing from inspiring English sources

It began with sharp firing on the outposts from several quarters at once, and grew to a furious conflict as the night advanced.

Such profiles have been observed in experiments involving perceptual decisions making, and we suggest that sharp firing rate transitions sparsely occurring in time, as implied in the present work, might also contribute to the explanation of these observations.

In a noise-driven decision scenario, ramping activities observed in peristimulus time histograms would be an artifact of averaging single trials characterized by sharp firing rate transitions for the first stage, and a genuine reflection of single trial features for the second stage.

Katherine Healy, a ballet dancer who now coaches skaters, was all delicate, sharp fire in her "Tango".

The sharp fire of the raw garlic gives way to the sweetness of the bread, and to the soothing fat as it melts.

This claim has drawn sharp fire from Roman Frigg and Julian Reiss (2009).

Sharp fired wide before the Bees' defence had to withstand some strong pressure to secure the result.

Carrying big sharp fire wheels around town might not be such a good idea, so, if you have them, save them for cosplay conventions.

"We'll be sharp and firing by Tuesday.

The visitors had started the game brightly, Chris Cohen playing a one-two with Sharp before firing straight at Jack Butland, now on loan with Blues after being sold to Stoke on transfer deadline day.

Sharp helped fire Saints to promotion but says three to four new players will need to come in to ensure the club are not relegated back to the Championship.