Sentence examples for the moment of firing from inspiring English sources

Taking things slowly is not necessary a bad strategy either, it takes a while to master deflection shooting - aiming where an opponent is expected to be several second later when the shells land, rather than where they are at the moment of firing.

The superb Mark 3 TDC Torpedo Data Computer (an analog computer) took data from periscope or sonar readings on the target's bearing, range and angle on the bow, and continuously set the course and proper gyroscope angle for a salvo of torpedoes until the moment of firing.

Until the moment of firing, it was as if everything in our lives had been a dress rehearsal for a performance that would never be given.

Closing your eyes at the moment of firing or jerking the shotgun up by pulling the trigger abruptly is a common mistake when you're just starting out.

I know as, of course, you know                the immeasurable wilderness that would exist                in the moment of fire.

Yates was composed, disciplined, and sharp-witted as she spoke about her brief time in the Trump Administration, but she showed more emotion when we came to the moment of her firing.

The victim struggles, weakens and, then, at the moment of death, involuntarily fires his gun.

The study of finite-size effects for asynchronous states is generally not reduced to the study of mean firing rates and can include higher order moments of firing activity [42 44].

Once x i reaches a threshold δ, the neuron is fired; the moment of crossing the threshold is represented by a firing time t i k.

Elsewhere, at the moment of her asphyxiation by fire, Sister Xavier breathes the fresh air of her childhood, "its twine of lilac and grass".

He said he was unable to provide more detail about whether Fischer was armed at the moment of the shooting and who exactly fired the shots.