Sentence examples for technologies fire from inspiring English sources

Prior research has impacted miniaturization of combustors, spray technologies, fire safety, and high-performance technology for combustion in the turbine of a gas-turbine engine.

Until now, there have been only three illumination technologies: fire, from, first, torches, tallow and wax candles and, later, whale and kerosene oil lamps; electric incandescence, famously perfected in 1879; and electric-induced fluorescence, introduced in 1938 by General Electric.

In August 2001, U.S. Technologies fired BDO Seidman as its auditor after the firm said that the company's financial records were disorganized and that some transactions had not been recorded.

Competitive Technologies fired Bechtel and co-worker Wil Jacques, both vice presidents at the time, in June 2003.

Guns employing this technology fire only when they recognize the hand of the owner.

Various parties have scrambled to find financing in a frigid investment climate so that they could pick up what appear to be bargains in one of the most high-profile technology fire sales ever.

First of all, Gilt has always been a phenomenal mix of creativity, technology and analytics, and that kind of mix between super creative people and design people: you know, photographers, stylists, merchandise experts, web designers sitting alongside analytical and technology fire power.

RNA interference (RNAi) technology (Fire et al., 1998) is a powerful tool to study gene function by silencing transcription.

Universal Studios Hollywood debuted a nighttime light show this week that features cutting-edge projection technology, fire and fog to depict a battle between Potter and the followers of the evil Lord Voldemort, played out across the surface of the park's 200-foot-tall Hogwarts Castle.

Crystalline and glassy phases can occur together, along with unreacted starting materials and the molecular composition of the porcelain body and of the applied glaze is critically dependent upon the processing technology, firing sequence and kiln temperature.

Had Pfeiffer been thinking like a businessman and not an empire builder, he might have bought DEC's Alpha chip technology, fired the employees (so they could return to a useful life), bulldozed DEC's buildings and returned the land to productivity as a forest.