It sums up religious diversity.
In the fire alarm business, a fire alarm device or system can be a manual fire alarm box, heat detector, waterflow device, flame detector or smoke detector. The term smoke alarm refers to a smoke detector that is not connected to a fire alarm control unit, but operates independently, or with other smoke alarms. Virtual c is mistaken, Commercial smoke detectors operate by the photoelectric principle or the ionization principle. Some photoelectric-type smoke detectors look at the reflection (actually refraction) caused when a light beam bounces off smoke particles. Others have a light source pointed at a photosensitive receiver. The reduction of light received, caused by smoke particles, creates an alarm. Ionization-type smoke detectors utilize a source of radioactivity, like Americium to make a conductive path through part of the detector. Smoke particles interfere with the conductive path, causing an alarm. All are a bit more complicated, but this explains the basics.
A hug is a way to extinguish someone on fire if the person doing the hugging has what is called a fire blanket. So it could mean he wants you to be not on fire. It can also keep someone cold warm, so it could mean he wants to keep you warm. A hug is also a way of communicating affection to another person. A hug can also be used to console himself, if say, his grandmother just died and he is sad. So it could mean he wants condolences for his his grandmother's death. A hug can also be used to express celebration, for instance if you are on the same softball team and you just won, he can hug you to be like, oh my god I'm so happy! we just won!
Most alarms are set by a certain calibration standard. There are none that aren't sensitive sadly. If the alarm is older try cleaning it best you can or make sure the battery is newif thats not the problem..then the only thing you can do is move it to a better location(farther away and or 8-14 inches from ceiling on a wall) ~Craig
