For example, fire hydrants, manholes, poles, and mailboxes are harder to hit.
For example, Adopt a Hydrant is a Code for America project that enables citizens to take responsibility for shoveling out fire hydrants after heavy snowfall.
"There was at all times an adequate water supply and no different course would have been taken if the location, for example, of the nearest hydrants had been known.
For example, the installation of a fire hydrant within 100 feet of the home, or opening of a fire substation within close proximity to the property may lower the homeowner's annual premiums.
On Monday, for example, a steamy 94-degree day, the Department of Environmental Protection shut down 542 hydrants that people had pried open.
For example, during service disruptions caused by water main breaks, a hydrant is the crucial tool that allows air to enter and exit the affected water main, which ensures that the break remains isolated.
In 2007, for example, Jeremijenko transformed the area around a number of Manhattan's fire hydrants into tiny parks with an assortment of flowers, grasses and mosses excellent at absorbing road-borne pollutants and storm-water runoff.
It's hard to spend much time around Little Italy, for example, without noticing the occasional glistening sedan slithering in alongside a fire hydrant as if the thing wasn't there.
Discolouration events are caused by erosion of these layers due to changes in the system hydraulics and specifically changes in shear stress at the pipe wall, for example due to change in demand, a burst or the opening of a fire hydrant.
For example, the plot might be that there was a large fire and firehouses from all over the state came to help, but their hoses did not fit the hydrants because they were all of different diameters.
