The controller used online detected apple volatiles and burning signals as variables and tried to retain apple volatiles, avoid burning, shorten drying time, and save energy.
This conduct was in keeping with his resourceful nature: reports say that within the first few days of their ordeal, James had fashioned a siphon to retrieve gas from the tank of stranded Saab, which he used to keep his family warm, and made long-burning signal fires with pieces he'd cut from the car's tires.
S.N.C.F. officials also reported vandalism to rail signal systems, including burning rags stuffed in signal boxes.
Sparks, broken or frayed wires or the smell of burning insulation all signal an electrical problem and a fire hazard.
The use of "empty space" in ads, however, can also be conceptualized as a signal of burning money, which could influence consumer perceptions about the size and power of a company through completely different mechanisms.
The castaways argue whether to stay on the beach where a rescue party could see them (and keep the signal fire burning), or move to the caves, where there is more shelter and fresh water.
"Burning schools, burning markets.
The findings are discussed in terms of their implications for previous research that found that consumers infer quality from the economic signals of burning money.
"Just from a public-relations point of view, [choosing Sloan] keeps the fires of criticism burning as opposed to signaling change".
If there is one hellish, truly accursed thing in our time, it is our artistic dallying with forms, when instead we should become as victims burning at the stake, signaling each other through the flames.
Tony exemplified the investigators working on oncogenes at the time - smart, collegial, and burning to understand how cell signaling worked and how it could go so terribly wrong in cancer.
