Sentences with word «accelerant»

The work fleshes out a host of climate - linked threats that were laid out almost a year ago in the Pentagon's 20 - year security strategy, which recognized climate change as an «accelerant of instability» (E&E Daily, Feb. 2, 2010).

Was there a period where he was sneaking out late at night to pour liquid accelerant on homeless people and set them on fire?

A dog which is trained and used for accelerant detection, bomb or explosives detection, narcotics detection or other scent detection.

In the overnight attacks in Santiago, the capital and largest city where the pope will arrive Monday, the churches were hit with firebombs and then sprayed with accelerant.

Some have new jobs such as sniffing for accelerants in burned out buildings or smuggled goods in an airport, alerting deaf owners to a crying baby or a smoke alarm, or snuggling up to a lonely resident in a hospital ward or nursing home.

They found traces of fire accelerants.

But even if they do, they're unlikely to throw more accelerant on the economy.

When a trend reversal occurs, we expect that machine - driven trading, which is agnostic as to investment fundamentals, will serve as a powerful accelerant to the upside, just as it has led to overshooting on the downside.

Figured this would be the preferred accelerant.

Wilson has received the endorsement of the Working Families Party, a measure she hopes will give her an additional accelerant as she attempts to capture the Democratic nomination.

Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office announced Friday that the canine officers and their human handlers recently completed an eight - week course on detecting accelerants used to set fires.

Peppertree Rescue is proud to share that Axe, formerly known as Rover, graduated from the NYS Academy of Fire Science's Canine Accelerant Detection Course in Montour Falls, NY on May 12th, 2017 along with several other rescue dogs, including two from Saratoga County Animal Shelter and one from Mohawk Hudson Humane Society.

«We see the educator continuing to be the catalyst or accelerant at the heart of that process.

Accelerant Sales Group's management team has over 100 years of combined sales management, leadership, development and training experience.

It is clear that drinking is a major accelerant of sports violence in the U.S.. On Nickel Beer Night in Cleveland in 1974, scores of fights erupted among the 23,134 Indian fans, and hundreds charged the field and attacked Texas Ranger rightfielder Jeff Burroughs.

Alvarez tested positive on Feb. 17 and Feb. 20 for the weight loss accelerant / stamina elevator clenbuterol.

Unresolved questions surrounding Rep. Joe Sestak in Pennsylvania and former state House Speaker Andrew Romanoff in Colorado — and Republican attempts to provide accelerant to the incumbent protection flap — have suddenly forced Senate candidates in a handful of other states, including Arkansas, Illinois and Ohio, to respond to queries about possible White House involvement in their own races, throwing them off message and on the defensive.

It can also be adapted to detect explosives in cargo, flame accelerants used in arson, and even spoiled chicken (weirder things have happened on CSI).

Caffeine is a power and energy accelerant!

Race to the Top was a great accelerant, and that momentum is going to continue.

Music doesn't just put a time stamp on your driving memories, it provides energy and tempo, different styles serving as a soothing emollient or potent accelerant.

The air in the studio was sharp with turpentine, which almost served as a sexual accelerant, for the art students, all upperclassmen, seemed unusually attracted to one another.

Plus — as a fireman told us — «Money under the mattress make a nice accelerant in house fires for us to deal with.»

For example, a catalyst exist if an investor believes that a business selling at a discount also possesses a possible value accelerant that the market does not recognize.

He also said he had identified at least eight separate points of origin, though no evidence of chemical accelerants had been found at any of those locations.

It is expected that CRT will divert 15,000 small claims cases from the courts each year and will be a big cost - saver for the court administration budget as well as a dispute resolution accelerant.

He takes help of the evidences found at incident sites, which could be metal fragments, glass, accelerant remains, charred wood etc., to know the source of fire and find out whether the fire was deliberate or unintended.

Analyzing fire sites and collecting evidence such as metal fragments, glass, accelerant residue and charred wood to determine the cause of a fire.

«What we really need in those moments when we make a mistake is course correction, not discipline and shame, and when we value the human being and what they do, rather than get frustrated with the mistakes that we make, it becomes an incredible accelerant to performance.»

At Lee's trial, fire marshal Thomas Jones of the state police (now retired), testified that he found patterns of deep charring, alligator charring (marks shaped like alligator skin) and crazed glass (finely fractured glass) in the remains of the cabin, all of which he said were consistent with a deliberately set fire using liquid accelerants.

In his trunk the police finds bottles with fire accelerants, and in his house they find even more of it.

The American Security Project has, on the other hand, called global warming — to which coal - burning contributes — an «accelerant of instability» in international relations.

Their work together allowed Alex the opportunity to work hands - on with both pet dogs and working dogs, including police dogs and accelerant detection dogs.

Clearly, CO2 is not the powerful accelerant, nor determinant, that is going to overwhelm natural warming and cooling cycles as hypothesized.

Plans to create a hut - to - hut network in the central Adirondacks received an additional accelerant with a $ 219,375 injection.

According to her team, Glory's keen senses go far beyond detecting accelerants.

You might find matches, lighters, flint rock, or accelerants in the room of a child who is contemplating starting fires.

They create «accelerants» or bumpers, and they amplify what you are doing.

«That's what killed us... in early February, and while it's no longer the main driver of the decline, it does act as a kind of accelerant.»

«I suggest microbudgets as a catalyst to get the ball rolling or as an accelerant to make existing projects more successful.»

«Debt is an amplifier and an accelerant.

Camposano sees buying a building as an important next step for her company: «It will act as an accelerant for business growth.»

Lab reports indicate that accelerants were used to start and spread the fire, which destroyed an earth mover and damaged three other vehicles at the future site of the Islamic Center of Murfreesboro, ATF spokesman Eric Kehn said.

For Tiger, age has caught up with him at 41 — with injuries, his father's death, personal transgressions, and the Killhouse all perhaps acting as an accelerant.

Instead of addressing systemic issues of continuing sexual assault, financial mismanagement and deficient programming, BSA's senior management wants to add an accelerant to the house fire by recruiting girls.»

Starting in April, party rules allow states to award their delegates on a winner - take - all basis — which throws some accelerant into the process.

«The past few months are really just the accelerant,» Cuomo said.

Investigators are now looking into whether some type of accelerant or fuel was involved in the blast.

The candidate also received an accelerant last week from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, who moved his campaign into their Red to Blue Program, which means his attempt at the seat has been selected as one determined to be critical in flipping the House back to Democratic control this fall.