Sentence examples for disaster control from inspiring English sources
But he said such technologies should be used for disaster control, not for fine-tuning taste and texture.
Other radar usage includes (1) strategic and tactical surveillance, (2) remote atmospheric and sea-state sensing, (3) tracking and guidance, and (4) precision disaster control or monitoring.
Mr. Zobeidi, who says his qualifications for running Baghdad include participation in a disaster control management course arranged by the State Department, has also proposed sending a delegation to represent Iraq's interest at an OPEC meeting.
"Millions of people have been affected by the cyclone, with half a million in shelters and another half a million forced from their homes," said a disaster control official in Dhaka, Bangladesh's capital.
Later, George Beauchamp, the A.I.D. office's specialist in disaster control, went to work at the State Department's oper ations' center to coordinate the initial aid efforts with the De fense Department and the Unit ed States southern command in Panama.
The system has already been used for trial evaluation practice of several underground projects in Shanghai and provided effective basis for the improvement of the disaster control facilities and safety management of these projects.
This lack of legal clarification may impede the formulation of an integrated response system for disaster command, control and cooperation (47).
Moreover, it is important for future water disaster controlling in the coal mine because it can reveal the potential hydraulic connection between aquifers.
Hydrogeological studies of groundwater are important work in coal mines, because they can provide information to understand the hydrological evolution of the area, which is essential for water disaster controlling during coal mining (e.g. water source identification after water inrush).
We surveyed the two districts to compare disaster affected households and counterparts who were not affected by the disaster (controls).
Known as RiskMap, the data allowed officials to assess damage, reroute traffic and implement disaster-control measures.
