Door Stairs

FINISH (FINISHING). Wood products such as doors, stairs, and other fine work required to complete a building, especially the interior. Also, coatings of paint, varnish, lacquer, wax, etc., applied to wood surfaces to protect and enhance their durability or appearance. 

A bottleneck is a narrowing of the evacuation route, which causes a decrease of the evacuation velocity and may cause a congestion. Examples of bottlenecks are doors, stairs, aisles. With respect to the self-rescue model, where self-rescue of outdoor situations is considered, focus is on crowded locations, such as railway stations or public events. Within a quantitative risk analysis the location of the bottleneck is determined and (a part of) the population grid is assigned to be captured inside an area in front of a bottleneck, which means that the persons inside this (part of the) population grid, need to escape through the bottleneck, before being able to continue their escape (see Fig. 5). 

Many medium and small airplanes are equipped with boarding door stairs as shown in Figure 7.20. They are usually equipped with one or two side handles that function as hand holders for the passengers during boarding and deplaning. A small airplane usually has only one side handle, which also helps attach the door stairs to the airplane. Instead of rigid steel bars. 

The majority of particleboard is used in furniture and cabinetry. A significant amount is used as floor decking in manufactured homes and as undedayment in conventional homes. Particleboard is used as shelving in homes and industrial businesses, as door cores in soHd core doors, in stair stepping, door frames, and a host of uses requiring small flat parts as a starting point. 

The rest of the area was made up of hallways, stairways, and a large size closet. Stairs to the mezzanine were designed to be wide enough for carrying large equipment up for storage. The main door to the laboratory opened into a small hall at the stairs, not directly into the plant, in order to avoid collisions with moving plant equipment. 

We go up the narrow attic stairs. It s the end one. Mark s room, says Gareth, and I m suddenly skinned again. Is it the way Gareth says it, or is it me It s as if he ll be there, reading, or mending something, just as he was whenever I had cause to tap on the door and deliver a message. And yet there were years, after he left, when it wasn t his room but someone else s. 

The difference is that Mark s here, behind me, tall and warm as he follows me into the house, his voice filling the emptiness and his hands dealing competently with bag and baggage his by the front door, mine at the foot of the stairs. 

Public Places Use of elevators, escalators, and automated doors Decrease in physical activity such as stair-climbing... 

Go through the left-hand doorway, beneath the sun-cup symbol. This spiral stairway ascends in a deosil (clockwise) direction. You can feel a warm, dry breeze blowing up this stairway—blowing up behind you, not unpleasantly. It plays with your hair and the folds of your robe as you ascend. While climbing the stairs, you can see other doors and landings, but these do not concern you in the present practice. 

Facing the depiction of the High Priestess, enter the left-hand spiral stairway. Feel the warm breeze blowing from behind and below hold onto the red handrail if need be, and walk up the clockwise spiral of stairs until you come to stand before the crystal door to the Turret Room. 

He turned into the dirty, narrow alley in which he lived, opened the door of a tenement house, and, running quickly up a flight of stairs, entered Mrs. Dempsey s kitchen. The savory odor of frying ham greeted his nostrils and reminded him that he had had nothing to eat since morning. Well, never mind that, he would have supper soon now, he and baby together. 

At 1 14 p.m., the operator received a radio transmission from the PCC (Process Control Center) informing him that a "low" gas alarm had been received. Immediately, the operator was informed of two more gas alarms. Upon reaching the E l module, the operator noted the sound of gas escaping somewhere inside the production module. At approximately 1 22 p.m. he climbed the stairs to the E l control room and opened the door to check the fire and gas alarm panel which indicated a high gas atmosphere in the production modules. The operator then requested the Emergency Response Team be put on standby and went to inform three contract workers, in the area of the danger. 

At last Giorgio reappeared and nodded to me— His Excellency would be graciously pleased to receive me. Now it was my turn to climb the stairs. The relevant door was closed and I was left to enjoy the customary urinal fragrance of a communal corridor for several minutes before it opened. A manservant confirmed my name and bowed me in. 

The Maestro had not yet emerged from his room and I needed my hunch confirmed before I stuck my neck too far out, so I slipped into my room and locked the door behind me. Three of the iron bars on the central window are loose enough to lift out and the calle between Ca Barbolano and Number 96 is so narrow that I can jump it easily going there and almost as easily coming back. This saves me a lot of stairs at the trifling risk of a very messy death. 

I went and fetched Giorgio to take her home to the house next door. I steadied her arm as we descended the stairs. 

He gave me a look that said I was walking on a razor s edge. He bowed to the Maestro and headed for the door. As I let him out of the apartment he said, For God s sake, make him be careful and then trotted off down the stairs. 

Once was plenty and I dodged him as he fell. Then I went up the stairs as if shot from a mortar, three steps at a time, hearing the pounding of boots as Matteo followed. I was relieved to see that Luigi was one of the two men guarding the door to the piano nobile, but they both drew their swords. 

Yes, I have a pair of eyes, replied Sam, and that s just it. If they wos a pair o patent double million magnifyin gas microscopes of hextra power, p raps I might be able to see through a flight o stairs and a deal door but bein only eyes, you see, my wision s limited. (The Pickwick Papers, Charles Dickens 1836-7)... 

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