Sentence examples for fire indicator from inspiring English sources

When the attack triggered a fire indicator light within the cockpit, the pilot requested rescue and law enforcement.

The ability to discriminate between distinctive fire indicators will also reduce the number of false alarms from nuisance causes.

Using section-line descriptions from 1872 to 1892 surveys, and fire indicators, we reconstructed 110 potential fire patches and 76 fires over about 219,000 ha of sagebrush.

The FIRISK correlated positively with four out of seven fire indicators (average fire size, percentage of burnt area on the total municipal area, percentage of cropland and pastures burnt in each fire) in a non-linear fashion.

The objective of the present study is to introduce a validation approach assessing the correlation between the FIRISK and seven independent fire indicators and quantifying the similarity in their spatial distribution in a study area (Attica, Greece) characterized by high fire risk and fragmented land-use structure.

The growing line and increased demand for food packages and hot meals -- sometimes from people who thought they were middle class -- is a sure-fire indicator.

Surely there's no more sure-fire indicator of class in 21st century Britain than where a person shops and what they eat – though admittedly, it was ever thus.

The future's in safe hands Making a blockbuster speech to a party conference at a young age is not always a sure-fire indicator of world-changing political success (see William Hague), but those in the audience at the official launch of the Women's Equality Party last week were united in their praise for a 17-year-old called Honor Barber, the co-founder of the Hampstead and Kilburn branch.

The popularity of e-mail is a sure-fire indicator that communications is the "killer app" of the Internet.

All that ends up mattering are the latest rumors, hints, signs or sure-fire indicators that the Day of Reckoning approaches.

Similarly, the relative fire potential indicators from the FWI system (Fig. 2) are used by fire managers as general indicators of fire growth and fire intensity potential as well as difficulty of suppression for a general region.