firing|firings in English

noun

[fir·ing || 'faɪərɪŋ]

act of dismissing from a job; setting on fire, igniting; shooting of a gun; shot of a gun; fuel for a fire; baking of ceramics in a kiln; exposing to heat

Use "firing|firings" in a sentence

1. And from this array of firings,

2. Warnings, disciplinary actions, and firings were commonplace.

3. Method and apparatus for suppressing neuron action potential firings

4. Pyrometric Cones are essential tools for obtaining reproducible results during firings

5. Stop firing!

6. Firing sequence aborted.

7. Firing and chanting.

8. An electric pottery kiln bisque firing is the first firing before glazing.

9. It will take several firings to clear the shelves of all these pots.

10. The new alpha firing angle is provided as the initial alpha firing angle and a new alpha firing angle is calculated.

11. Semi-automatic firing mechanism.

12. Method for adjusting the excess air coefficient on a firing apparatus, and firing apparatus

13. Unlock the tactical firing trigger.

14. Jericho II development began in 1977, and by 1986 there were reports of test firings.

15. Mount one, commence firing.

16. Test firings were carried out in 1967, although the SARH missile's seeker head proved to be extremely problematic.

17. Firing abates, Abated, has Abated

18. In August 2004 a German Navy Sachsen class frigate completed a series of live missile firings at the Point Mugu missile launch range off the coast of California that included a total of 11 ESSM missile firings.

19. A new alpha firing angle is calculated which is dependant upon the initial alpha firing angle.

20. It increases the firing of some nerve cells, or neurons, while decreasing the firing of others.

21. I kept firing till I'm out...

22. Live firing tests took place in June 2006 at the Kapustin Yar firing range, Astrakhan Region, Russia.

23. "Firing stops at The Penhotel".

24. Four minutes to firing sequence.

25. Method for controlling the firing angle