What to Do in Case of Fire
A Model of a Tunnel and a Simulation of Ventilation in the Case of Fire
... the fire is the interaction between the longitudinal airflow and the thermal ...the case of a strong interaction, the buoyant forces become too weak in comparison with the turbulence being convected within ...
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CFD-Based Investigation of the Response of Mechanical Ventilation in the Case of Tunnel-Fire
... the fire event up to 40 MW of the fire´s thermal-power – and this already after a ...this case, a cheaper part of this underground space facility, in terms of ...
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The current scenario of emergency care policies in Brazil
... the Fire Department, the first regionalized SAMU of Brazil, named Metropolitan II, was installed in 2004 to service 7 municipalities and almost 2 million ...this case, the Regional Emergency Care Manage- ...
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Fighting fire with psychology: do fire prevention interventions apply theories of behavior change?
... to fire, because instructions may be not read due to poor comprehension or lacking ...in case of a fire, the smoke alarm would not help the person in its psychological perception of the ...a ...
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Do mixed fire regimes shape plant flammability and post fire recovery strategies?
... and fire weather engender heterogeneity in wildfires across geographic space, as well as over historical and paleo ...in fire frequency, intensity, and other behavioural aspects results in mosaics of ...
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What do we know about Housing Supply? The case of Hong Kong
... the case of Hong Kong is extreme, several cities in the world face a similar problem (Demographia, ...the case of new supply, there is no standard data set that permits us to observe the behavior of ...
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Sex Secrets to Creating Chemistry pdf
... other hand, you often prefer to go with your It’s like when you meet someone you feel instantly attracted to. One part of your brain (point to your right says “No, it’s too soon, you just met, its dangerous, yak, And ...
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What Does Rimonabant Do in Rat Primary Skeletal Muscle Cells
... In vitro , using cell culture models (L6 mouse myotube cell line and human primary skeletal muscle cells), Esposito et al and Eckardt et al, respectively showed that CB [r] ...
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What Do Patients and Parents Want to Know? What Do They Need to Know?
... This con- cept of health education requires, on the part of the physician, a readiness to respond to concerns and needs as perceived by the patient, an awareness of the patient’s cogniti[r] ...
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What Kills People in a Fire? Heat or Smoke?
... in fire effluents can be very complex, and each component has different effects on human ...of fire effluent mixtures were introduced to quantify the fire toxicity effects using threshold limits for ...
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Vita activa in biotechnology: what we do with fungi and what fungi do with us
... girl-friend, what is he looking forward to when he is back home? “My grandmother has a garden in Potsdam; as a pastime I actually would like to do again some ‘farming’, to watch how things grow that I ...
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Do not ask what you can do for the oil industry but what can oil indutry do for you
... Rise in crude prices as well as increased demand worldwide brought 130% increase in crude oil production from 2002 to 2006 amounting in the last year 8,9 millions of barrels daily.22 Wit[r] ...
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NARPP Hopes to Do What Auto-Enrollment Hasn’t
... At the Pension Rights Center in Washington, D.C., spokesperson Nancy Hwa noted that her organization already works on behalf of DC plan participants. “We consider ourselves the voice of workers and retirees, and their ...
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Lessons learnt from a case of missed central hypothyroidism
... this case, they have changed their advice to GPs and other physicians about what to do in the event of a normal TSH result but high clinical suspicion of ...
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What do the NSS scores tell us about what students want? Using the ILT as a case study
... such case: There can be up to 400 first year students taking these practicals who come from programs ranging from Anatomy to Biochemistry to Zoology, and who also have very different levels of prior experience of ...
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Measuring plagiarism: Researching what students do, not what they say they do
... paraphrasing. What appears to have happened in many cases is that students cited for verbatim plagiarism in Assignment 1 merely appended a source citation to a plagiarised passage, but made no other ...
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Smoke without Fire: What do virtual experiments in Cognitive Science really tell us?
... While models are generally accepted as tools in the empirical sciences, their epistemological status is still to be determined. Ziman (2000) points out that the notion of a model defies formal definition like other ...
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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice
... restricting what respondents are prepared to reveal, and they allow less time to fully explore the experiences of individuals on a one-to-one method (Krueger and Casey, ...
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What do students in higher education do and what do they value?
... Compared with their Scottish peers, “A” Level students spent significantly more time in private study (“A” Levels median, 15 hours; Scottish Higher median, 10 hours), causing the total [r] ...
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What do children hear? : what do children understand?
... T h e children's responses to questioning about picture-free stories as part of whole grade participation, and the responses of a small group of ten children to retelling of the texts, [r] ...
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