Examples of fire alarm

• The reaction to a fire alarm should be almost automatic.

• While the mode for selling land heavily relies on external resources, those are at most secondary in the reaction to a fire alarm, and in driving behaviour.

• The examples range from utmost simplicity (responding to a fire alarm in a building) to high complexity (responding to a fire as a member of a fire brigade).

• The modes for responding to a fire alarm and for selling land are fairly fixed, while the modes for driving and for a fire brigade are highly plastic.

• For much the same reason, a fire alarm should be automatic, and not subject to whim, although one's reaction to a fire alarm should be purposeful.

• The solution after the fire alarm activities are passed is more trade, more harmonization, functioning internal market with goods and even more with services.

• The fire alarm, however, was not fully operational and it had not been tested within the previous three months.

• The fire alarm system went off and the staff and pupils were evacuated safely within two minutes.

• Five visits were made by a factory inspector after the letter had been sent informing the employer that he really must instal a fire alarm.

• Eight people were burned to death due to the negligence of the employers in not having a fire alarm.

• A leaflet is being produced dealing with the installation of fire alarms and the types of fire alarm most suitable to different factories.

• Is not a programme of this sort equivalent to a bogus fire alarm, and is it not equally liable to prosecution?

• Fire alarm systems, which are often combined with security systems, are upgraded and updated as and when necessary, in consultation with the fire officer.

• There has been some suggestion that authorities will invite the general public to investigate whether a fire is associated with an automatic fire alarm.

• This would cover such items as sprinklers, fire alarm systems, floodlighting, removable seating and so on.