"fire site" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the physical location where a fire has occurred. Example: The fire department arrived at the fire site within minutes, but the building was already engulfed in flames.
Captain Ginaitt was making similar triage decisions at the fire site.
One crew spent the night near the fire site, and officials said firefighters expect to have it contained on Sunday.
Shortly after moving to the house about 30 years ago, Mr. Keltner said, he was walking by the Pillar of Fire site and noticed an intact section of the church's wrought-iron gate.
In a debate last October, Mr. Gore seemed so eager to associate himself with Mr. Witt he erroneously claimed to have toured a Texas fire site with him in 1996.
The Great Fire site itself is censorship database.
The approach cannot be applied to the firefighter scenario, as achieving location information indoors in the fire site is very difficult and energy consuming.
Cops tried to disperse the crowds at the various fire sites and to protect the firemen so they could do their job.
But whether a careful analysis of the East African fire sites would produce more solid evidence of human involvement is an open question.
There will be a new, much more realistic burn building, Ms. Kracauer said, where computer-controlled fires will start in rooms representing different kinds of fire sites: a kitchen, a bedroom, a hallway and a store.
They can, for example, manage the money and paperwork needed to pay contract workers hired at fire sites, and they can make sure equipment is properly cared for and effectively deployed, he said.
However, at some fire sites, seed densities in interspaces were greater in burned than unburned areas.
