"Fire triangle" refers to the three elements that must be present for a fire, namely,
This simple model illustrates that fire can be "broken" (i.e., extinguished) or prevented if any of the three components is removed.
A slightly more sophisticated model, known as the "fire tetrahedron", also contains the element of "chemical reaction", without which fuel, heat and oxygen cannot combine to make fire. In other words, if the chemical reaction is removed, the fire tetrahedron "collapses" and the fire is extinguished or prevented.
"Fire triangle" refers to the physical elements that must be present for a fire, namely,
This simple model illustrates that fire can be "broken" (i.e., extinguished) or prevented if any of the three components is removed.
A slightly more sophisticated model, known as the "fire tetrahedron", also contains the element of "chemical reaction", without which fuel, heat and oxygen cannot combine to make fire. In other words, if the chemical reaction is removed, the fire tetrahedron "collapses" and the fire is extinguished or prevented.
In addition to firing or layoff of an employee, this term also means to make the work load or environment so difficult that an employee will voluntarily leave.
In general, it means they do not like you.
an increase in a neuron's firing potential.
1 - 4 - 3 - 2 (the word "Zundfolge" you found on your engine means "firing order")
It means that a 4 piston engine is smoothly running because it's 'firing on all fours'
The term "rolling" means
Shi'ma is a Korean term that means "frost." It is often used in the context of pottery to describe a crackled effect that occurs during the firing process, creating a unique and beautiful finish on the ceramic piece.
have a similarity in term of firing process which is in high temperature :)
The term that means living is "alive."
the term toxic means poisonous
The firing order on all aircooled VW engines is 1-4-3-2. The word "Zundfolge" stamped on the generator-stand casting means "firing order."
The term that means open is "accessible" or "unsealed."