According to Balpa, a laser beamed into the cockpit can result in temporary vision loss, a persistent after-image or glare, all of which can endanger the flight.
They often simply ignore questions about time, instead complaining that tracks are getting faster -- meaning harder -- which can endanger the horses.
However, there is an attack based on observed colour clipping effects, which can endanger protection locally even though strong ciphers are used for encryption.
In palm oil mills, for one ton crude palm oil (CPO) production, 70 m3 biogas is released from palm oil mill effluent (POME) which can endanger the environment.
It makes sense that weaker global trade flows leave less room for imbalances which can endanger the development of financial stability.
This greatly reduces side-to-side movement, or "shifting," of cargo which can endanger the ship.
Brain metastases are often presented with cerebral edema, which can endanger a patient's life.
Our experts identified one key problem, which can endanger these organizational changes: the insufficient communication of measures to those affected by the organizational change.
However, especially as incidence of tooth loss has been reported to increase with age, further tooth loss can be expected for this meanwhile aged cohort, which can endanger the functionality of the dentitions [ 18, 19].
Reducing potassium will help you avoid build-up in the blood, which can endanger your heart.
