In Vedic ritual, for example, the erection of a fire altar (in which the god Agni fire was present) was the establishment of a cosmos on a microcosmic scale.
For example, the installation of a fire hydrant within 100 feet of the home, or opening of a fire substation within close proximity to the property may lower the homeowner's annual premiums.
The Polhemus burn, which edged up to this little town on the South Platte River, 50 miles from Denver, is an example of a government-set fire that worked, the Forest Service said.
It seems akin to the classic example of yelling "Fire" in a crowded theater, turning a simple exchange about a soda can into an allegation that Ms. Ahmad held nefarious motives for requesting it, alarming surrounding passengers to suspect an imagined threat.
Incendiary speech can be a risk to public safety -- like the classic example of shouting fire in a crowded theatre -- and incite violence or crime.
When we reach the point where we are unable to raise a military force of physically fit specimens, or public safety becomes an issue after some lurid example of a large person blocking a fire exit, they surely shall.
"We believe that this type of interactive role-playing is a terrific example of fire safety education at it's best," Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta said.
Therefore, the imaginary terms ω k are smaller than 1 / N 2. In the specific example of a leaky integrate-and-fire neuron, the expression for Γ ( 3 ) reduces to Γ ( 3 ) = g α 2 12 T ( 2 − e T − e − T ) ( 6 1 − cos ϕ k − 1 ), (58).
"If tenants need something outside the four corners of the lease — for example, a fire knocks out the elevators — a typical landlord would call the insurance company and then call the elevator company and say, 'Just fix it,' " he said.
Gorovitz and MacIntyre gave the example of a random ice cube in a fire.
