Sentence examples for a set of hazard from inspiring English sources
As a result of the PSHA a total of 1275 stochastic events were obtained, each of them with a set of hazard intensities associated to several spectral ordinates ranging between 0.0 and 4.0 s, and for ground accelerations, velocities, and displacements.
The seismic environment was established from a set of uniform hazard response spectra developed for a nearby rock outcrop for return periods of 125, 250, 475 and 2475 years.
Therefore, a set of landslide hazard events is developed where each event has the same annual occurrence frequency as the triggering event, and is defined by the first two probability moments: mean and variance.
Possibility to improve and to close the cycle between experience gained and safer design and operation more effectively may be the creation of a safety modelling language consisting of a set of combinations of hazard, barrier and exposed target elements that can be computerised.
Changing the manufacturing process introduced a set of new hazards that would have to be continually managed to safely manufacture the product.
The second section develops a generic set of hazard scenarios that might be experienced by a space nuclear system with emphasis on different methods under which such a system could be engaged, such as surface power, in-space nuclear electric or nuclear thermal propulsion.
In recent years, the GSC developed a new set of hazard maps/data (Adams and Halchuk 2003).
Hazard consistent time series of acceleration (with 15 s of duration) was artificially generated yielding a set of ten uniform hazard response spectra for increasing periods.
We used a set of Cox proportional hazard models and added explanatory variables in covariate blocks to examine the association between race and incidence of dementia.
The key issue is to sufficiently approximate the underlying hazard function over time by a set of piecewise-constant hazards in Poisson models.
A quantitative empirical online study examined a set of 16 security hazards on the Internet and two comparisons in 436 UK- and US students, measuring perceptions of risk and other risk dimensions.
