The paradoxical outcome is that, while the technical control of a danger is a risk, the spreading of the risk of dangers controlling technologies (and of technologies controlling technologies) in turn becomes an incontrollable danger.
There's no cover around them, nowhere to hide, and viewers can feel this, too — a sense of loss of control and of danger everywhere.
In the context of public health, risk governance (or risk analysis) is a framework for the assessment and subsequent management and/or control of the danger posed by an identified disease threat.
Nowadays, no one would take the control of the danger of volcanic eruption seriously by looking at rising smoke.
However, while perceived loomingness was moderately correlated with fear of HIV situations, the study also found perceived lack of control, perceived danger, perceived likelihood of harm, and unpredictability of the HIV to correlate moderately with fear of HIV situations.
It seems plausible that autophagy, a guardian of cellular sanctity, is a potent anti-inflammatory mechanism which controls the activation of danger sensors, i.e. NLRP3 inflammasomes.
It's no coincidence Wellington Phoenix boast the joint-meanest defence in the league, and the third best attack – and two crucial factors informing this were evident against Perth: Wellington's control of the respective "danger zones"; and their emphasis on balls to feet in attacking areas.
She is much more interested in untangling the threads of control, danger and temptation that candy has carried since it became widely available in the 1880s.
Many studies have looked at the variables of control, danger and, to a lesser extent, predictability in relation to dental fear so it is perhaps not surprising that these perceptual characteristics of the dental environment showed an association with dental fear.
Qualitative studies on fear of hypoglycaemia relate this fear to loss of control, unpredictability, danger, and interpersonal conflict [ 7].
