Sentence examples for designated fire from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, civil transport aircraft designers attach importance to designated fire zone and always ignore the flammable fluid leakage zones, which may threaten the safety of aircraft.

Have a designated "fire room" in your dwelling: Those with smaller caves or huts might find this suggestion difficult, but even establishing a "fire corner" can help to create separate "fire" and "non-fire" spaces in your living area.

Using the HFT, the column in the designated fire compartment was exposed to the fire in a column furnace and the rest of the building was simulated using a numerical modeling, simultaneously.

The elevators should be empty because the stairs are the designated fire exit.

Ideally, you'll want to place your tent upwind from designated fire areas or pits at the campsite.

You probably will not be allowed to make a ground fire except in designated fire rings; for example.

More than 200 communities across the state, including those overlooking Auburn, were designated fire-risk zones in the drought.

These include 3,500 hectares designated for firing zones, an army category that keeps Palestinians off their land.Such plans are far from fruition.

In fact, each man would in the years to come renounce his nation's citizenship and ideology, but at the time the symbolism of their designated roles fired the world's imagination.

I would estimate the cost will be hundreds of millions of dollars.' At the White House, President Bush designated the fire-ravaged region a major disaster area, authorizing grants, loans and other aid to residents and businesses in the four affected counties.

The purpose of the following research is to designate the fire technical properties for clay plaster for the fire design of timber structures.