Sentence examples for dangerous operational from inspiring English sources

This means that even in war like dangerous operational environments Japanese soldiers were only equipped with light arms for self-defense and had therefore to be protected for their own safety.

Data processing and real-time warning algorithms are proposed for automatically risk postures assessment and warning through a connected smartphone application as soon as dangerous operational patterns are detected.

A large number of industrially important reactions with vast heat release is carried out in multiphase reactors (heterogeneously catalyzed reactors, gas liquid reactors, reactive distillation (RD), etc).. From safety point of view, they represent the most dangerous operational units in the chemical industry.

Such conduct has the dangerous effect of undermining operational effectiveness of the work to secure this country and borders on undermining diplomatic relations with our partners in the international community.

This paper presents the HAZOP analysis method which is employed to identify all the dangerous deviations, potential hazard, and operational problems possibly existing in the Claus reaction furnace package, blower, and heat exchanger equipments in the SRU.

Association with western donors made it dangerous for agencies to maintain operational capacity in al Shabaab controlled areas and made al Shabaab's decision to ban WFP and 16 other UN agencies and international NGOs more likely.

The system covering the whole torus interior can be used not only to observe the plasma but also to detect irregular operational events which are dangerous for the stellarator itself and to send automatic warning for the machine safety.

Flying is inherently dangerous; we cannot eliminate all aspects of operational risk; and no form of risk management is perfect.

Mr Bhatkal, the operational head of Indian Mujahideen, a dangerous home-grown terrorist group, is accused of a variety of terrorist attacks.

This was done by describing as dangerous only those jihadis who had a direct operational link to the al-Qa'ida "core" of Osama bin Laden.

The definition of 'hot spots' could sensitise the physicians to focus on dangerous situations and help them to redefine their standing operational procedures (SOPs).