It was found that, to clear a single passage required 60 men, 1 bulldozer, 600 lb of explosives and five to six hours, uninterrupted by enemy fire.
After early experimentation with rounded contours, which were believed to be stronger, designers came to appreciate the advantages of bastions with polygonal shapes, which eliminated the dead space at the foot of circular towers and provided uninterrupted fields of view and fire.
Mr. Ma's almost uninterrupted cello line is rapid-fire intricacy that leaps from meter to meter.
Moreover the increased firing rate following uninterrupted application of non-optimal orientation suggests that it is doubtful that neuronal fatigue is involved in the adaptation mechanism.
There are great uninterrupted stretches of tenement buildings, with their iconic brick and fire-escape facades, some of which date to the mid-1800s and still offer lowish rents to workers and bohemians.
In remote mountains of Mexico (including in Baja) fire frequencies decline later (after 1930s or 1950s) or continue burning, uninterrupted, and in a number of places in the west there are earlier fire frequency drop-offs.
During his last battle, in Aiyrash Village near Qaraqosh, Majid endured heavy fire from snipers and mortars, the combat continuing day and night, uninterrupted for nearly a week.
Calculating FWI system outputs over a fire season is therefore a common practice, and it is important that uninterrupted weather streams are used for multi-day calculations.
University Avenue, a residential artery, unspools for long stretches uninterrupted by side streets; it is flanked by six-story brick apartments, facades crisscrossed with fire escapes.
