Another hazard is deliberate sabotage of one of the elements of the proposed system by an external or internal agent.
Safety Analogs: Vulnerability assessment techniques used to improve security can be applied to safety analysis even though safety is not ordinarily viewed as having malicious adversaries (other than hazards involving deliberate sabotage).
Possible sources include man-made ones, such as deliberate jamming, and natural hazards, such as solar activity.
When they arrive – in what I hazard is a deliberate echo of the narrator of Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels, who unconsciously takes on her mother's limp against the background of their fraught relationship – she mimics her mother's hobbling gait.
In Australia, the increasing use of deliberate fuel reduction burns as hazard reduction activities to avert major fire disasters is becoming more controversial in the light of the evidence of adverse health impacts of particulate air pollution [ 13].
Federal officials agree that radio interference, deliberate or accidental, could be a hazard.
In the past, some of OSHA's most impactful cases came from the identification of deliberate pattern of recordkeeping violations: high hazard companies that had hidden injuries for years or even kept two sets of books.
VMEP for emergency management may therefore need to include a more deliberate and wide-ranging search for changes in a hazard affected environment.
Risk, determined using this screening tool, is general, independent of site, situation and scenario, applicable to accidental and deliberate releases into the atmosphere and takes all chemical hazards (toxicity, flammability, reactivity) into consideration.
Deliberate police pullback from areas of law enforcement which have been labelled "corruption hazards --the arrests of prostitutes, bookies, low-level drug dealers--is also a problem.
