Sirens

Lifeboats typically do not have a warning siren or horn like larger vessels; instead, they are equipped with sound signaling devices such as whistles or bells to alert nearby vessels or individuals. These devices are designed to be used in emergencies to signal for help or indicate the lifeboat's presence. Additionally, lifeboats may have communication equipment to relay information to other ships or rescue services.

A code 3 siren is used by some countries to signify a priority emergency. It could be a life threat response and needs immediate assistance. Different countries have different meanings for codes.

in a gay bar, naaaw cute:*

Fire sirens that alert fire fighters to an impending fire are located in the main rooms of a fire house. They are also mounted on the roof of the fire station, or on a pole next to it. In some areas additional fire sirens will be located next to government buildings.

Rotating Sirens from Whelen can cost anywhere from 100 dollars to 200 dollars. They are expensive because most are custom made so that they are more reliable and durable.

There are quite a number of various places that one can purchase police sirens. Some of the best places to buy these are Extreme Tactical Dynamics, Office Playground, and fleetsafety.

You must yield the right-of-way to police cars, fire truck, ambulances, and other emergency vehicles which are sounding a siren or bell or flashing a red light by pulling to the edge of the road (the side you would normally stop and park on) and slowing down or stopping. In the event traffic is so congested as to prevent you from safely doing so, slow down and leave a clear path for the emergency vehicle.

Police sirens are designed to be 120db loud from 10 feet away. This is the same volume as a jet engine or a rock concert.

Sleeping With Sirens fanbase does not have a name. Alot of bands fans do not have names.

He was warned about the Sirens by one of the spirits he met in the underworld.

Siren can mean two things, either a Klaxon, something that makes a loud noise as used by emergency vehicles, fire alarms and such, Or a mythical sort-of female water creature that lured sailors into the sea.

he was tied to a pole on his ship and he managed to ignore the sirens cuz he was tied to the pole

The hi-lo siren produces a distinctive alternating high and low tone, creating a sound that rises and falls in pitch. It typically features a rapid oscillation between the two tones, which can be alarming and attention-grabbing. This siren is often used in emergency situations to signal alerts or warnings, making it easily recognizable. The effect is designed to cut through ambient noise, ensuring that it is heard clearly.

Sirens were considered to be the daughters of river goddess Achelous, although this would be incorrect as they were not sea deities.

Romans considered them closer to being daughters of Phorcys (God of hidden dangers of the deep), although again they were not meant to be related to the gods.

Homer did not write of their origins, so little had been written of their actual origins.

As there is no real definitive answer, you could either claim their parentage through either Achelous or Phorcys and not be truly "incorrect" or "correct".

The Seirenes were depicted as birds with either the heads, or the entire upper bodies, of women. In mosaic art they were depicted with just bird legs.

The siren song will lure sailors to crash a ship upon the rocks or drown attempting to reach them.

Artemis is not named in Norse myth; a goddess that comes close to her identity is Skadi, a goddess of hunt and ice.

The Sirens.