Geologists and engineers who have studied coal fires offered their expertise and specialized equipment -- like firefighting foams -- to emergency officials in Lower Manhattan.
London based Readbug is another startup with publishing industry expertise firing its engines.
We hear from the famous, including Cobbett, Carlyle and Pugin, the unjustly forgotten, notably James Braidwood, superintendent of the London Fire Engine Establishment, whose expertise and bravery were largely responsible for controlling the fire, and many like Snell who remain otherwise unknown.
Kalashnikov-carrying Russian sympathisers in Ukraine would not have had the expertise to fire them and would have needed either specialists who had "volunteered" their services from Russia or locally recruited specialists, he said, noting that the rebels had been firing at Ukrainian aircraft over the last week.
Sir B, whose areas of expertise include "fire, electricity, and inserting sharp knives into vaginas and rectums," quashed any of my suspicions that needle play is "edgy".
Our civil servants may come under fire at home, but their expertise is in demand around the world.
Many of Westchester's municipalities, school and fire districts have sought the expertise of the authority for recommendations and for our services to install these technologies.
Indeed, Alioto has invited FIRE to contribute its considerable expertise to a task force aimed at re-evaluating the policy.
NF provided project coordination, guided the development of the fire emissions model, and provided expertise in running the emissions model.
At the news conference, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said the officers, from the Emergency Service Unit, had shown remarkable restraint, courage and tactical expertise in holding their fire during the attack.
