Sentence examples for which it fires from inspiring English sources

Such a cell will fire a briefer and more intense burst of spikes when it takes part in saccades smaller than its optimum saccade, than when it participates in saccades that exceed its optimal amplitude, but for which it fires the same number of spikes.

It uses a Gulfstream G-IV executive jet to carry aloft a rocket which it fires off to put 45-50kg payloads into low-Earth orbit.

The SS190 uses a 2.7-mm (0.11 in) shorter projectile with a weight of 2.0 g (31 grains), which it fires from the P90 at a muzzle velocity of roughly 715 m/s (2,350 ft/s).

No one has accused Ernst & Young of fraud at HealthSouth, and HealthSouth executives have declined to comment on any plans to sue the accounting firm, which it fired as auditor in April.

Georgia has brought foreign ambassadors to inspect its lightly armed guard posts which, it insists, fire only in self-defence.

Anti-government activists suggested that the government might have concocted the chemical attack story to cover up an episode in which it accidentally fired a Scud missile on a government-held area.

Now, with the new database, a casing can be traced to the last legal owner of the gun from which it was fired.

Even the German-made china is one of the most environmentally friendly available, thanks to the way in which it was fired.

"The American Civil War is one of the most mysterious great wars of history," he writes, "mysterious because unexpected, mysterious also because of the intensity with which it took fire".

Inspector Fields said that given the gun's caliber and the close range from which it was fired, the victims were very lucky not to have suffered more serious injuries.

There's only 10,000 available, and for good reason…the process to make them takes a total of 25 days in which it's fire-baked at 2,700 degrees fahrenheit for 28 hours.