For example, triolein in the fire ant, Solenopsis invicta, acts as a brood pheromone and has application as bait when combined with toxicants (Bigley and Vinson, 1975).
For example, in the event of fire, flood, or earthquake, the nodes in a certain region may stop functioning simultaneously.
For example, in the case of fire safety, a detailed risk response plan would be required to consider the potential catastrophic impact on workers, the public and property.
For example, in the absence of fire, a mixedwood forest in an eastern boreal type might succeed from deciduous forest, to a mixedwood forest, to any of several conifer-dominated types, and perhaps ultimately to balsam fir (Abies balsamea) forest, over a thousand years or more.
For example, in the U.S., residential fires account for nearly 90% of all fire-related deaths in children younger than 15 years (Baker and Waller 1989).
For example, in a fire drill the driver must be able to stop the float and exit, along with all of the riders, within 45 seconds.
For example, in "Catching Fire" when the peacekeeper commander says, "OK, but next time it's the firing squad," it's your signal for the first break.
For example, in fire safety, the company added more escape routes and cleared choke points after the auditors asked it to test the evacuation of buildings during shift change, when plants are most crowded.
For example, in the representative cell whose firing is shown in Figure 7 A, the frequency of EPSPs calculated during 60 s before the peptide was added was 1.4 Hz, while it increased to 3.02 Hz during 60 s in the presence of hypocretin.
In sleeping rodents, for example, neurons in the hippocampus fire in patterns remarkably similar to those recorded during a previous maze-running session almost as if the animals replay the experience in their sleep.
