Sentence examples for common fire from inspiring English sources

Yet aside from expensive sprinkler systems, the only tool for fighting kitchen conflagrations is the common fire extinguisher, which some risk assessors consider a fire hazard itself, because it encourages untrained people to battle the blaze rather than to evacuate.

There is a common fire input port to feed firewood for both of these stoves.

This study evaluates the efficacy of compressed air foam (CAF) in comparison to common fire extinguishing media.

Massive tree-felling due to root damage is a common fire effect on burnt areas in Scandinavia, but has so far not been analyzed in detail.

Using the databases from the Spanish Forest Inventories, we have classified the forest structures of Pinus halepensis plots across the Iberian Peninsula into different fuel types as a function of the most common fire types that can be supported.

This system is a very promising for highway tunnel and also as substitute for common fire sprinkler systems in closed rooms, due to its cost and relatively simplicity of installation.

As Mr Swetnam dryly notes, increasingly common fires over 500,000 acres or more will tend to change the landscape.

The tail section of one variant of a Grad rocket — a cold war-era munitions made in the 1980s in what is now Slovakia, and one of the most common fired on this city — was visibly stuck in the soil near the fire.

On the dot of noon, three units of guardsmen advanced on the commons, firing teargas canisters, but the majority unwittingly walked into a dead end, hemmed in by a chainlink fence at the end of the university sports field.

The midfielder had meek resistance from Dave Mackay when cutting inside the penalty area, with Commons firing in a low shot which was deflected past Mannus by the unfortunate Liam Craig.

McGinn struck the post in the second half before Celtic broke Aberdeen spirits in stoppage time with Derk Boerrigter and Commons firing home.