Sentence examples for accident of existing from inspiring English sources
Time, for Mīr Dāmād, was neither a mere being of reason nor an accident of existing things.
His position, in a nutshell, is that accidents are capable of existing independently if they are thing-like (dicunt rem).
The Fukushima accident reveals the vulnerability of existing active nuclear power plant (NPP) design against prolonged loss of external electricity events.
Accordingly, the concept of LUP in chemical plants has traditionally been considered from two perspectives: (i) land developments around existing chemical plants considering potential off-site risks posed by major accidents and (ii) development of existing chemical plants considering nearby land developments and the level of additional off-site risks the land developments would be exposed to.
NSE's Prof. Koroush Shirvan, Prof. Mike Golay, and Dr. Xu Wu will partner with University of Wisconsin-Madison and Idaho National Laboratory to investigate pathways to increase the accident tolerance of nuclear power plants through utilization of existing resources and accident tolerant fuel concepts.
The increased complexity of socio-technical systems has revealed the limited contributions of existing event-based accident analysis methods on sustainable safety improvements.
Who will be responsible for the insurance cover of existing reactors, especially any accident that involves off-site radioactive contamination.
The aftermath of the Tōhoku earthquake and the Fukushima accident has led to a global push to improve the safety of existing light water reactors.
That is, in order for x to be an accident, there must be some sort of thing that x is incapable of existing separately from.
He and other critics of existing safety standards for rail cars worry that similar accidents could happen along riverways or even more densely populated areas such as Richmond.
As described in other articles in this issue, measures of policy outcomes can be taken from a number of existing data series that report rates of mortality, morbidity, accidents, crimes, and the like.
