A monotonically falling staircase can similarly be defined from the bottom-right corner of the floor to its top-left corner.
Chevy and I were at Bard College together in the late 60's -- years before he became famous on "Saturday Night Live" as the good-looking guy who won the Emmys for his acting and writing, for his imitations of Gerald Ford, for starting Weekend Update by saying, "I'm Chevy Chase and you're not," and for falling down staircases and ladders and off chandeliers.
In this case, the intervention should again explain how gates could prevent falls from staircases but could also give practical examples on adequate stair gate use.
On at least one occasion over the last year, workers have died falling from unsecured staircases or in other accidents during evacuations.
Humāyūn was fatally injured by falling down the staircase of his library.
But last Saturday, David died suddenly after falling down a staircase at their friends' home in Adelaide and sustaining serious head injuries.
His death at an Athens hospital, after falling from a staircase on his way to a performance, was reported by a state news agency, which did not give details of his injuries.
"There's more to shooting than getting someone falling down a staircase," Robin Roth, a photographer and writer for the Web site Entnews.com, said in late December as she waited for Beyoncé and Jay-Z to arrive at the opening of the rap star's new sports bar, the 40/40 Club, at the Palazzo resort.
After David died on January 16 from injuries sustained from falling down a staircase, Marco Bulmer-Rizzi had to deal with the sudden loss of his husband – a situation complicated by the fact that according to the local authorities, he never had a husband in the first place.
It is also not plausible that a few people falling from the staircase could account for 21 fatalities and more than 500 injured people.11 Moreover, the height of falling was not large, and most victims were not lying on the side of the staircase, but rather between the staircase and the entrance of the tunnel (see 'accident area' in Figure 1).135.
