Sentence examples for system of fire from inspiring English sources

The French invented the "central post" system of fire control, in which an observing instrument in the centre of the battery calculated the aiming information, which was then passed on to the guns.

The Gamewell system of fire alarms was used and consisted of 16 alarm boxes spread throughout the district.

Because the trees played an essential role in suppressing atmospheric convection that would degrade telescopic observations, Harvard and MIT carried out tense negotiations, until an elaborate system of fire protection was installed, and the experiment was allowed to resume.

The optimized profile is implemented through a practical control strategy for the flue gas – air system of fired heaters, which is applied to the flue gas oxygen concentration and chamber negative pressure control on the basis of flue gas-air control system.

However, rather than using the conventional system of firing the mortar shell from a barrel fixed to a baseplate, Blacker wanted to use the spigot mortar system.

With regard to the behavioral level of explanation of Gp-9 effects, a large obstacle to forming testable hypotheses is the lack of a detailed understanding of pheromonal communication systems of fire ants, this despite the fact that S. invicta is the best studied ant in this regard.

In effect, we have a single-payer system of public fire departments.

The results of field practice show that the detection approach can be applied for develop a new detection system of the fire source of spontaneous combustion.

For those reasons, a detection system of the fire source of spontaneous combustion was studied on the basis of IRI-1011 thermal infrared imager to analyze temperature anomalies recorded.

This paper highlights a shortcoming in the current system of structural fire resistance design, proposes how it can be addressed and shows how the perceived barriers to change can be overcome.

During the 1897 fleet gunnery trials, which saw the first use of a new system of centralized fire control in the French fleet, Marceau, her sister Neptune, and the new battleship Brennus all achieved more than 25 percent hits at ranges of between 3000 yards and 4000 yards.