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fire control
noun
- technical and sometimes automatic supervision of artillery or naval gunfire on a target, as for range, elevation, etc.
fire control
noun
- military the procedures by which weapons are brought to engage a target
Other Word Forms
- ھ-Dz·ٰDZ adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of fire control1
Example Sentences
By 9 March it was "all under the fire control of the enemy - drones around the clock. In one minute you can see two to three drones. That's a lot," he said.
In such a big building where fire systems are fully operational, experts say fire detectors are expected to respond to a fire within seconds and send an alert to a fire control dashboard.
These preparations include reinforcing fire control lines around the Eaton and Palisades fires, clearing dry brush away from surviving structures, and staging resources in areas where new fires could ignite.
Firefighters are focused on strengthening fire control lines in steep, rugged terrain and mopping up any small fires around structures, the agency said.
"We do need to implement better fire control and have more prescribed burns to use up plant fuel. We need to get rid of the old stuff," Gomez said.
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