The phrase "for fire case" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to actions or measures taken in the event of a fire. For example: - "We have fire alarms installed in every room for fire cases." - "Please evacuate the building immediately for fire cases." - "In case of a fire, call 911 for immediate assistance."
In this study, the time to failure (fire resistance) for the entire range (65 350 °C) will be reported for the investigated fire case scenarios shown in Fig. 6.
Reliable solution of fire resistance up to R180, proved by several realized fire tests and supported by appropriate design procedures, eliminates any needs for special on fire case oriented additional structural improvements.
After the Dateline fiasco, the network and most other news outlets lost interest in the burning truck issue but people were still dying and GM's cost for settling lawsuits soared to a reported $495 million for pickup fire cases.
The beams are analysed for the case of four-point bending with no fire load and for the post fire cases with three different exposure times.
But Paul Steven Miller, a commissioner with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, said he was concerned that different penalties for hiring and firing cases would send a signal that some forms of employment discrimination are more offensive than others.
And while anonymous sources are fine for suggesting the presence of smoke, they don't cinch the case for fire.
Depending on the type of harvest practices, forest harvest in paludified forests can both promote or reduce paludification (Lafleur et al. 2010a, 2010b), and, as is the case for fire, have important effects on the C budget at the landscape level.
The test results of fire suppression show that this gas-outside-liquid-inside effervescent atomizer works well for fire extinguishment except the cases where the liquid flow rate is less than about 70 kg/h and the gas pressure is lower than 0.3 MPa.
The board demanded his resignation, and if ever there was a case for firing someone for cause, this would seem to be it.
Basically, there could have been a much more compelling case for firing Comey that was laid out by the Justice Department.
