fired-to

The green substrate is fired to form a porous rigid substrate and to form a wash coat at least partially coating the fiber material.

Event rules determine which event, using which profile, is fired to which provider.

I used to really lazy, my boss fired to me, well I work hard from now on, I'm turning over a new leaf.

Others say he was a patriot who was fired to prevent him from testifying about what really happened to Stevens.

Triggers must be fired to be debugged: you cannot debug triggers directly.

After staying in the office to ten seasons, Alice am fired to no apparent cause. How can we screw her over love which?

And coming from a director who's a step away from being fired to a call centre, that's quite something.

And decoys can be fired to trick the missile's homing sensors and lure it away from the vessel under attack.

Such suits are waged by workers who claim they were fired to prevent them from filing a discrimination claim against their employer.

And if it means I have to get you fired to do it. . . so be it.

"They fired to us first, and we fired them back because we have to defend ourselves, " said a Wa officer.

The minimum number of event occurrences before the event is fired to the provider.

In total 432 rockets were fired to achieve the desired result.

Last year, more than 1, 000 rockets were fired to ensure a dry night for last year's Olympic opening ceremony.