All shared a common stair and ate and drank in common at the same taverns.
Centimeter to meter scale terrace mounds exhibit the common stair-step morphology.
You were making great time but were undone by that most common of airport traps — stairs.
With 10 campus fire safety bills already introduced since the fire, most of them requiring the installation of sprinklers, it was clear today that state officials, fire experts and campus authorities were only beginning to grasp the costs and complexities of refitting thousands of dorm rooms, common rooms, hallways and stairs with the systems.
In particular, the high percentage (≈50 %) of DEHP, found in the dust sampled in this station (no. 12), is in agreement with the fact that PVC is the flooring material in all common areas (corridors, halls, stairs, bathrooms, etc). of this building.
They identified five common physical activities (walking, stair climbing, light house work, heavy work around the house, and lifting and carrying) and developed a hierarchy of difficulty with five steps adapted from the measurement methodology used to create self-efficacy scales (e.g., "How much difficulty would you have walking leisurely, non-stop for the following periods of time").
"This way to the roof!" I led him up the stairs to the common roof deck.
In the 1970s, a friend offering to crack open a bottle of foul muck made in a cupboard under the stairs was a common threat and the prelude to an appalling hangover.
Ability to walk on uneven surfaces is important to achieve independent mobility and improve accessibility in the community, where different surfaces, inclines, curbs, and stairs are more common [ 28].
However, social and physical environments are not exclusive of one another: a strong theme across the study related to perceived problems of safety and anti-social behaviour within specific physical spaces such as lifts, stairs and other common areas of high rise flats.
