For obvious reasons, the term maritime security denotes threats that arise at the maritime domain.
This same gesture, but with the hand in a horizontal position directed toward the face of some person, denotes the threat of wishing to extract both the eyes.
The color-coded system was established by a presidential directive in March 2002 during the administration of George W. Bush and denoted five threat levels with a range of colors from green (low) to red (severe).
The decision may be framed by assuming that the platform is surrounded by three concentric circles, denoting various threat levels.
Rarity (as indexed by IUCN score) influenced the value of bovid trophies – price was higher for species in categories denoting higher global threat.
The set of all sequences representing a threat is denoted by A E, with A E ⊆S E. The task of OMMA, through the algorithms integrated on it, is to find a sequence (s in A_{E_{in}}).
Because correlations between estimators are all high (95% to 98%) we focus on taxonomically standardized values - henceforth denoted richness, endemism and threat - to assure consistency with prior studies [10], [26].
Among various definitions of the term "stress", a common denominator is that stress denotes any condition being a threat to homeostasis in a broad sense [ 20, 21].
The conservation codes of P2 thru P4 are for flora that are considered rare but have some populations in areas where they are thought not be under immediate threat; higher numbers denote a lower threat level.
Belgium and its capital Brussels, home to European Union institutions and the headquarters of NATO, are currently on a security alert level of three out of a maximum four, denoting a "possible and probable" threat.
Threat levels were denoted by frame color that indicated distinct probabilities (0.2, 0.5, 0.8) of catching the human player who would then loose all tokens from the epoch; these probabilities were learned during the game and not explicitly signaled.
