How to talk-alarms : users, code enforcers, contractors, engineers, and vendors all have their own objectives when installing alarm system. As they interact on projects, they often use the same...

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<dc:relation xml:lang="es">En: NFPA Journal. - Miami : NFPA = ISSN 1054-8793. - Número 5 92 1998</dc:relation>
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