Sentence examples for a hazardous state from inspiring English sources

But officials said that the sites would not be left in a hazardous state because international radiological standards would still be upheld.

The safety performance of the model is analysed using Hazardous Event Frequency (HEF) to evaluate the frequency of entering a hazardous state that will lead to an accident if the situation is not controlled.

However, this same redundancy and the intrinsic nature of defense-in-depth – the multiple lines of defense or "protective layers" along a potential accident sequence – may enhance mechanisms concealing the occurrence of incidents, or that the system has transitioned to a hazardous state (accident pathogens) and that an accident is closer to being released.

The Bcl-6-mediated loss of checkpoint function may result in a potentially hazardous state of physiological genomic instability, which may cause B cells to undergo malignant transformation.

"It is possible that local communities may be concerned that this would mean the site being left in an unacceptable or hazardous state.

The permit called for removal of the 65-foot-tall oak tree due to its hazardous state of health, described in a report by Glendale arborist Bill McKinley.

The Markov model proposed in this paper assumes the absence of automatic diagnostics, along with multiple stage repair strategy for CCFs and restoration of the system from hazardous state to the "as good as new" state.

It achieves these through an explicit representation of risks posed by hazardous states by means of an ordering of states and a concept called risk band.

Despite its general appeal, defense-in-depth is not without its drawbacks, which include its potential for concealing the occurrence of hazardous states in a system, and more generally rendering the latter more opaque for its operators and managers, thus resulting in safety blind spots.

This paper addresses the challenge to design an effective method for managers to efficiently process hazardous states via recorded historical data by developing a stochastic state sequence model to predict discrete safety states – represent the hazardous level of a project or individual person over a period of time through a Real-Time Location System (RTLS) on construction sites.

Traditional hazard analysis techniques are not designed to identify hazardous states caused by system interactions.