Sentence examples for class of accident from inspiring English sources
Thus, that tribunal is in agreement with the conclusion reached in today's opinion of THE CHIEF JUSTICE that the class of accident participants is not an 'inherently suspect' class within the meaning of Marchetti, Grosso, and Haynes.
Texting should surely be defined as any significant button-pressing while driving, whether using a mobile phone or another machine, like a GPS device.There is a new class of accident derived from "confusing the map with the territory", and increasingly these involve hitting other people (rather than the motorist driving into a bridge or river).
Table 1 Fatalities per class of accident in EU-25 Fatalities by type of accident (2004 2005) Accidents caused by RS in Motion Accident at LX Others Collisions Derailments Fires on board Total No of accidents 3,644 2,917 5,853 1,294 1,202 271 15,181 No of fatalities 1,976 842 68 61 8 1 2,956 Percentage 67 29 29290 0 100.
Another member of the committee, Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of Manhattan, said: "It can be characterized as a class of accidents that occur very rarely, but when they occur, have a potential to be of incredibly catastrophic nature.
In all classes of accident some kind of explosive burst was involved and no fragments were detected even with Xrays.
"The 21st-century technologies -- genetics, nanotechnology and robotics -- are so powerful that they can spawn whole new classes of accidents and abuses," he writes.
But a report from the Australian Transport Safety Bureau ATSBB) said that of the classes of accidents that appeared relevant, satellite data of the flight pattern pointed to likely depressurisation and hypoxia rendering the crew unconscious.
"The 21st century technologies -- genetics, nanotechnology and robotics -- are so powerful they can spawn whole new classes of accidents and abuses," he writes in the article, titled, "Why the Future Doesn't Need Us".
And according to Wolff, there are three basic classes of accidents: proper attributes, common attributes, and modes.[73] Proper and common attributes of substance follow from and are determined by a thing's essentials.
